Rosemary DeLima Goldman

Rosemary Goldman Obituary

GOLDMAN, ROSEMARY DeLIMA, 50, passed away tragically and unexpectedly on Monday, April 20th. She is survived by her mother and father Rosemary and Marcos, her children Gabriella, Joshua and Melissa, her nieces and nephews Alivia, Alexa, Adam and Andrew, her sister and brother-in-law Patricia and Hal, and her husband Bruce. Rosemary was an attorney, artist, jewelry designer, gourmet chef, long distance runner, and a member of multiple civic and charitable organizations and fellowships. A service reflecting on the amazing life of this beautiful, talented and cherished human being will be held at 10:00am Friday, April 24th at Temple Beth Am, 5950 North Kendall Drive, Pinecrest, Florida. As has always been the case with Rosemary, following the service, all are welcome in the family residence.

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Published by the Miami Herald on Apr. 24, 2015.

Memories and Condolences
for Rosemary Goldman

10 Entries

nora garofalo

July 13, 2015

Rosemary was such a special and beautiful person, lucky to have known her

Leo Ferreira

April 29, 2015

Hey Peta, I still can't believe you're gone ! Although we had not spent much time together on the past 4 years, we did have a lot fun in Sanibel for many years, along with Miminha and all the kids. We even thought that someday you would actually become the Mayor of Sanibel, since everybody knew you and vice versa. Childhood memories of when you guys came to Rio will never disappear from my memory. The parties at Tia's house around the kitchen island will never be forgotten. I' m still having a hard time accepting your departure , but I can not imagine how Bruce, Melissa, Joshua and Gabby feel now that you are gone ! Love Cuz.

Jill Grossman-Lowe

April 26, 2015

We are so saddened by this devastating loss. Rosemary will live forever in our hearts and sweet childhood memories. Love, prayers and strength to all!

Lucia Firmani

April 24, 2015

Gaby, I feel so sad for your loss, I didnt't share much with your mom, but all I remember about her is the happiness and joy that she expressed every time we met. May God give you and your family all the strength and confort to go on.

April 24, 2015

Carinhos da familha Beraldi

Carla and Andrea Starkman

April 24, 2015

Gabi, Josh, Melissa and Bruce, I know no one could ever have expressed so much love and compassion as Rosemery always did. She was a very special mother and friend. She will be dearly missed and always in our thoughts and prayers.

Christina Hess

April 24, 2015

So sorry to hear about Rosemary!!! Prayers sent to all of her family!!!

April 24, 2015

Dear Delima-Goldman-Kurz Family;
George and I were so saddened to hear this news. I first met Rosemary back in 1986 while working in downtown Miami. Both graduates of Florida International University's School of Hospitality Management, we relished in entertaining, cooking and developing our challenging careers. We shared so many great times with the family at parties, family dinners and the holidays. We shared cooking, decorating and parenting ideas over several decades. She was a beautiful, vivacious smart woman. I learned about Brazilian culture and shared my 'Native Floridian" culture with her. My whole family was always welcomed into the Delima home for any special event. Rosemary was known to us as "Wonder Woman". The name came from a beautiful red dress she wore at my home at my birthday party in 1992. The name personifies who she was as a parent, friend, wife and business woman. Sincerely Deirdre Dunnigan-Kelly, George, Ryan and Darsey Kelly

Sheri Weissenborn

April 24, 2015

I cannot express the sorrow I feel for all of you. She was a great mom and wife and more importantly person. Sorry I will probably not be able to make it today but know I feel for you all.

Tracey Brown

April 24, 2015

Dear Gabi, Joshua, and Melissa,
I had the grat pleasure of getting to know your mom during your years at Alexander Montessori (my kids were there too). We worked on lots of APA events together (carnival, the dinner dance) and she always brought fun and hilarity to the table! I continue to remember her as a smart, vivacious woman ALWAYS full of energy who loved her family and loved being your mom- we shared many conversations about the joys and challenges of parenting- and she was proud of all three of you. When my eye caught her name in the Herald, I knew this was my friend because I saw the names I heard her talk about so many times: Josh, Gabi, and Melissa. I willl keep your family in my thoughts and wish you peace.

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