Rosie Booker

October 26th, 1935 - March 28th, 2015

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I met Rosie when she first relocated from Chicago to South Haven. I was working for CREC and she the high school. Over the years, we remained good friends and shared stories of experiences at the high school. She deeply loved and was very proud of her grandchildren. Her house was always open to them and she would bend over backwards to make sure they were taken care of. Rosie now sits with our Lord and is looking over everyone she has touched. I pray for the family and hope they remember her teachings over the years. I also pray for strength and healing during this time of loss. Rest in Peace Rosie.

Randy Davis

To Dee, Lolita, Robert, Seneca, Rosie Marie and the rest of the Booker family,

Your grandma was a good friend. We shared a lot of times talking, especially after I would send her a Christmas card. It's been a long time since Rosie was at Lincoln, but we stayed in contact at the high school and after she retired. I did not know that she was in the nursing home. She was a great person and a wonderful grandma. All of you meant the world to her. She will be missed.

Joyce Weber

DeeDee, Lolita, Robert Lee, Seneca, Adrian, and Rosie Marie it was my pleasure caring for your grandmother while she stayed at Countryside Nursing Home. she was a joy to me. No matter how many times I enter her room she was happy to see me. She was grateful for the care that God has aloud me to give her and the time spent just talking to her. She could not remember my name or other employees name, but she remember faces. So when she needed anything she would call out "Operator" with a smile. She will be truly missed. Cherish your memories and let God heal your hearts. My God bless you and your family.

Rosie Booker

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