Published in The Hillcrest Mortuary Book of Memories, 07/15/2016:
Rosa Lee was the youngest child born to Walter and Bertha Charley, January 1932. The family lived in Eagle Point and then moved to Central Point.
Rosa graduated from Crater High School. She was a member of the Civil Air Patrol, played baseball, as well as working with siblings at local orchards and the vegetable fields. She graduated from the Medford Beauty School while also working as a telephone operator. She was a proficient league bowler. Rosa was a woman known for her faith, words of encouragement and prayer.
[Rosa and Floyd Young] were married in Reno, Nevada February 8, 1932. Their family grew to have 6 children. Valerie, James, Vicki, Teri, Tammy, and Christina. Grandchildren, Amber, Bryan, Krista, Joe, Matthew, Michaelia, Alyssa, Andrew, Nichelle, Jennifer, Mackenzie, Tim and Nick. Great grandchildren, Alexis, Tommy, Domanic, Haley, Emily, Alijah, Sarianna, Aria, Autumn, Rylan and Declan.
Dad would often look around at gatherings to ponder, “Did we start all this?”
Rosa moved to heaven October 2010 and Floyd joined her March 2016. They were greeted on their arrival by granddaughter Katie Rose and grandson Zachary Ryan.
Dad requested that there be only a joint memorial for them after he passed. His request will be honored August 18, 10am at Hillcrest Memorial Park. There will be a reception following.
(provided by Sharon)
Rosa Lee was the youngest child born to Walter and Bertha Charley, January 1932. The family lived in Eagle Point and then moved to Central Point.
Rosa graduated from Crater High School. She was a member of the Civil Air Patrol, played baseball, as well as working with siblings at local orchards and the vegetable fields. She graduated from the Medford Beauty School while also working as a telephone operator. She was a proficient league bowler. Rosa was a woman known for her faith, words of encouragement and prayer.
[Rosa and Floyd Young] were married in Reno, Nevada February 8, 1932. Their family grew to have 6 children. Valerie, James, Vicki, Teri, Tammy, and Christina. Grandchildren, Amber, Bryan, Krista, Joe, Matthew, Michaelia, Alyssa, Andrew, Nichelle, Jennifer, Mackenzie, Tim and Nick. Great grandchildren, Alexis, Tommy, Domanic, Haley, Emily, Alijah, Sarianna, Aria, Autumn, Rylan and Declan.
Dad would often look around at gatherings to ponder, “Did we start all this?”
Rosa moved to heaven October 2010 and Floyd joined her March 2016. They were greeted on their arrival by granddaughter Katie Rose and grandson Zachary Ryan.
Dad requested that there be only a joint memorial for them after he passed. His request will be honored August 18, 10am at Hillcrest Memorial Park. There will be a reception following.
(provided by Sharon)
Published in The Hillcrest Mortuary Book of Memories, 07/15/2016:
Rosa Lee was the youngest child born to Walter and Bertha Charley, January 1932. The family lived in Eagle Point and then moved to Central Point.
Rosa graduated from Crater High School. She was a member of the Civil Air Patrol, played baseball, as well as working with siblings at local orchards and the vegetable fields. She graduated from the Medford Beauty School while also working as a telephone operator. She was a proficient league bowler. Rosa was a woman known for her faith, words of encouragement and prayer.
[Rosa and Floyd Young] were married in Reno, Nevada February 8, 1932. Their family grew to have 6 children. Valerie, James, Vicki, Teri, Tammy, and Christina. Grandchildren, Amber, Bryan, Krista, Joe, Matthew, Michaelia, Alyssa, Andrew, Nichelle, Jennifer, Mackenzie, Tim and Nick. Great grandchildren, Alexis, Tommy, Domanic, Haley, Emily, Alijah, Sarianna, Aria, Autumn, Rylan and Declan.
Dad would often look around at gatherings to ponder, “Did we start all this?”
Rosa moved to heaven October 2010 and Floyd joined her March 2016. They were greeted on their arrival by granddaughter Katie Rose and grandson Zachary Ryan.
Dad requested that there be only a joint memorial for them after he passed. His request will be honored August 18, 10am at Hillcrest Memorial Park. There will be a reception following.
(provided by Sharon)
Rosa Lee was the youngest child born to Walter and Bertha Charley, January 1932. The family lived in Eagle Point and then moved to Central Point.
Rosa graduated from Crater High School. She was a member of the Civil Air Patrol, played baseball, as well as working with siblings at local orchards and the vegetable fields. She graduated from the Medford Beauty School while also working as a telephone operator. She was a proficient league bowler. Rosa was a woman known for her faith, words of encouragement and prayer.
[Rosa and Floyd Young] were married in Reno, Nevada February 8, 1932. Their family grew to have 6 children. Valerie, James, Vicki, Teri, Tammy, and Christina. Grandchildren, Amber, Bryan, Krista, Joe, Matthew, Michaelia, Alyssa, Andrew, Nichelle, Jennifer, Mackenzie, Tim and Nick. Great grandchildren, Alexis, Tommy, Domanic, Haley, Emily, Alijah, Sarianna, Aria, Autumn, Rylan and Declan.
Dad would often look around at gatherings to ponder, “Did we start all this?”
Rosa moved to heaven October 2010 and Floyd joined her March 2016. They were greeted on their arrival by granddaughter Katie Rose and grandson Zachary Ryan.
Dad requested that there be only a joint memorial for them after he passed. His request will be honored August 18, 10am at Hillcrest Memorial Park. There will be a reception following.
(provided by Sharon)
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