Rose Zemeckis

I met Rose several years ago in Fox Lake when she demonstrated food items. She was so engaging that I bought whatever she demonstrated, whether I needed it or not. I had the pleasure of talking with her several times usually
about our children. She was very proud of them, but missed the companionship of her grandchildren. She was a unique woman who always left you with a positive attitude on human nature. She was kind, thoughtful and a beautiful soul. Everyone that had the pleasure of knowing Rose will miss her. I am sorry for your loss, but share your love for this special woman.

With Deepest Sympathies Mr&Mrs Joseph Rubino

Dear Zemeckis family,

I'm very sorry to her the loss of your beloved mom and grandmom. I grew up just a few houses away from "Rosie." All the kids in the neighborhood loved her like she was our own grandmom. We moved when I was in college but still remember our neighborhood with great fondness and wonderful memories of a protective, loving neighbor hood, and Rosie and Al are so much a part of those thoughts. Please know that your mom, as well as your dad, gave allof us a childhood to remember. God has a special place in heaven for women like her. And as I remember Rosie with all her kindness, love and joy, I know once all of us Pistakee Lake kids get to heaven she will be waiting there..with of course food..and the FULL SIZED candy bars..which we all loved at Halloween.

May you all find comfort in knowing she was loved and loved so many in her 90 years.

Sincerely,

Liz Schneider

Dear family of "Aunt Rose",
I am Joy Spengel's sister-in-law. My husband and I have had the GREAT pleasure of being with Aunt Rose a few times. She was truly a wonderful person, one of a kind! We are so sorry for your loss. There was nobody like her! She just made you smile. :)
You are all in our thoughts,
Connie & Rich Sexton