Birth date: Aug 19, 1926 Death date: May 2, 2012
Decatur- Rose Marie (Brady) Zerfowski, 85, born August 19, 1926, passed away Wednesday, May 2, 2012, with her family by her side. Rose was married to Robert Orville Zerfowski on July 17, 1943. They were happily married sixty-eig Read Obituary
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Rose was one of the kindest, most loving women I have ever known. She was the glue that held our neighborhood together. We all knew we could go to her anytime we needed help or medical attention! Rose was there for my family and grieved the loss of my oldest brother with us. She will be dearly missed.
Rose was one of the kindest, most loving women I ever had the pleasure of knowing. When we were kids she was always so good to us. She was the glue that held our neighborhood together. She knew everyone, and we all knew we could go to her if we needed help or medical attention! Rose was very supportive and grieved our loss with us when my oldest brother died. She will be dearly missed.
Rose was my 2nd mom–I first met her as the "new nurse" at Dr. Jones office about 40 years ago–she was with me through my pregnancies and every surgery, stitch, broken bone or illness for my boys and I. Rose was also the first person I turned to and was there for me when I lost my parents—she gave her time not only on the clock but also off the clock. After her retirement when my grandkids were born she crocheted everyone of them something—my boys thought of her as a grandma not the nurse at the Dr. office—she was truly an exceptional person and friend and will be greatly missed——Karen (Barnfield) RagleP.S. Save a place for me and see you on the other side–I'll bring extra yarn—
Mom we all will miss you but know you are better now. We will all be together again.Love your sonRandy
Grandma we loved you so much and miss you so much. Thanks for being a wonderful grandma to me and a wonderful great grandma to Nate. I'm so happy he had the chance to know you and love you and he will continue to be around grandpa. This all just doesn't seem real but I guess it is and I'm so glad you aren't suffering anymore. There have been many times on my drive home from work that I've wanted to call you and see how you are doing. Then I remember….Thanks for all the wonderful years you shared with me and my family. You will always be in my heart. I love you…rest in peace Grandma.Love always,Your granddaughter
Bob & Family,I am sorry to hear about the passing of Rosie. Mom used to talk about her alot and enjoyed playing bridge and doing ceramics with her. You're wife/mom was a wonderful lady, she'll be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you.May God Bless,Tami Katt-Gribler
Mrs. Zerfowski, was a incredible woman.She loved her husband and five boys. She leaves behind her legacy in her children and in her grandchildren.I will always have fond memories of the many card games she played, watching her bowl on thursday afternoons and many other memories. Her love of cooking, the utter joy she felt when she had a fresh bouquet of flowers from her yard. Her christmas open houses.And the times all of her children and grandchildren were in her home. She always beamned with pride when they all were together.She lived life to the fullest which is a lesson she taught me.I send my deepest sympathies to her husband and family.May she rest in eternal peace.
