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In memory of my sister Rosemary, We will meet again, my friend, a hundred years from today. We are away from where we lived and where we used to play. We will know each other's eyes and wonder where we met; a hundred years apart will not make us forget. Yes, we will meet I'm sure of that, but let's not wait till then. Let's take a rest beneath the oaks and share this world again.

So very sorry for the loss of Rosemary. Rosemary was my cousin, her dad, Uncle John, my Godfather, and Aunt Kay ...a joy to be around. Always loved going from home in Dorchester to visit in Hingham. Rosemary was a gentle soul and will be missed.

Sorry for your loss graduated with Rose.

My condolences to Rose's family. She will be missed by many. Certainly a loss for all who knew her. I will always remember her as a great high school classmate. Pete Hooper Fleming Island, Florida

Dear Ralph and Family, I will miss Rosemary - her smile, her sense of humor and her insightful and deep faith. May she rest in the arms of her dear Savior, and may he comfort you in your loss.

Dear Ralph, My deepest heartfelt sympathies go out to you and your families at this very sad difficult time. I never had the pleasure of meeting Rosemary in person but I always enjoyed speaking with her on the phone. Sending many prayers and hugs your way.

Dear Ralph, Alison, Michael, Fr. Jim and family, Rosemary was a wonderful and dear friend. We became friends through our mutual faith and were together in a weekly prayer group for several years. During that time Rosemary showed, myself and my family, great love. She always had a kind word to say and showed great compassion for those who suffered. She was a beautiful woman whose heart had much to give. She lightened the sometimes seemingly heavy load of the world through her deep and trusting faith. She had a wonderful smile that I will never forget. I thank God for putting Rosemary in my life. May He now hold you in His loving hands. With love and prayers, Priscilla and Paul Keough and family