Janis Conley
I married Bill, Rosie’s nephew she helped raise & continued to raise until I took over in 1972. They were about 10 1/2 years apart so she was like a sister & mother to him. When Jim, Rosie & the girls move back to Tulsa from California, I got to meet them all. I was treated like I had always been a part of the family by all of them. I think Rosie was relieved she didn’t have the responsibity of raising Bill, even though she continued to help me. That’s just the way Rosie was with all her family. She was the one that called & checked on everyone & shared the info with all of us, she kept us connected as a family. I’m pretty sure the did the same with Jim’s family. She was a hard worker & helped everyone she could. Bill & I along with our two children & four grand children have so many wonderful memories of her. We laughed a lot & cried together too. Who could not love Rosie? She will be greatly missed by all that had their lives touched in some way by her. I love you & so happy you are in Heaven with Jesus, your Savior, no more pain or suffering.