Rozell Fair Fabiani

I remember the show from many years ago when I visited my grandparents as a child in Alabama. WRBL was prod casted there. I loved the show. I wondered what happened to her. Sorry she is gone.

I was in my high school choir- Baker High School, early 1980's- and we sang on her show.

I am so sorry for your loss. She was a wonderful woman.

Just found this. I am so sorry. She was a gracious Southern woman. I have a fond memory of appearing on her show as a teen model. Much love to her family.

I was sad to discover that Rozelle has passed away. She was such a kind and wonderful lady. I have so many fond childhood memories of her, not only from her show, but also personally. Since she and my mother both had shows on WRBL, I was around her a tremendous amount and grew close to her and her family. She was a bit like another granmother to me and I loved her dearly!

Rozelle was a class act and world is a better place by her having been in it! She will forever be remembered!

I just googled Rozell and found out she died almost 4 years ago. I'm so sad to realize she is gone, but I remember fondly watching her show in the 1960s. I was just a little girl. The big thrill she gave me was when she had my dance class from Fairfax, Alabama, as guests on her show. We tapped danced, if I remember correctly. Our teacher was Anne Murphy from West Point, Georgia. I have never forgotten that experience; so thank you to The Rozell Show.

I was once a guest on the Rozel show. Mrs. Fabiani was always a wonderful host who made her guest feel comfortable, as if they were at home with her. Though I moved away from Columbus in 1980, I will always have found memories of her and her show.

I am deeply saddened today at the discovery of the passing of Rozell. As a child I lived just down the street from her and would see her on almost daily when I was with her granddaughter Teal. She was always the nicest person and she made you happy to be around. My condolences to the Fabiani Family.

I have fond memories of when I was a little boy in the mid-70's! We were staying with my great aunt and uncle on their farm in Lafayette, AL while having our new house built in Dadeville, AL. We would watch the Rozell Show every morning while the smell of fresh sausage and eggs cooking filled the air. I later on sang on her show as a part of the "Lyman Ward Military Academy Choir". What wonderful times and what a wonder ful lady. No doubt she is entertaining the angels in...