Roslyn Solomon

Roz Solomon was a true friend to all. Her sweet and forthright spirit uplifted and inspired us and all who knew her. She will be missed surely, and will remain in our hearts.

May all the family receive solace from the wonderful memories you share with Roslyn and with her spirit which is eternal.

All our love,
Dianne and Alan

The quality of the woman Roz was
is demonstrated by the quality of the family she and Leonard created.

I really miss my mother-in-law Roslyn Solomon. From the first day I met my "Mom" (I felt much more comfortable with "Mom", rather than calling her Roz) to the last days, she was always upbeat and postive.

She truly cared about what was going on with the grandkids and Shelly & I.
I still cannot believe thats it. It is very hard to see someone so special leave us so fast.

I can still hear the "how are those beautiful children" and can I make you something to eat?"...

Thanks for all the contributions you've made to us all. You made the world a better place. It's wonderful having you as part of my life.

Hi Jan and Harold! Please accept our sincere condolences from the International Relations Department at Florida International University. At this time you are in our thoughts and prayers. Kathy Hasselbach, Office Assistant

Ros Solomon personified CLASS. I admired and loved her. May her soul find great joy from ALL who loved her.

So sorry about your loss. Mark and I felt such warmth and kindness from Roz when we visited you. We send our deepest sympathies to you Leonard and family.
Mark and Bon Chauvin

Roz was the ultimate "sweet lady." She represented FAMILY in the biggest way and that's the way I will always remember her.

I am so shocked and sad at Roz's passing. In 1962 I spent a week with Roz and cousin Leonard and their children in Silver Spring, MD. She was so warm and hospitable and kind, and I was so happy that I was able to get to know her. I saw her after that, but distance prevented frequent visits. I'll miss your being here, Roz.
Cousin Betty