Holly was a 1977 graduate of Southwood High School, and studied cosmetology at Heartland Career Center. On August 20, 1979 she married the love of her life, Tommy Rose in Wabash.
Holly worked for several years as an assistant manager for Arbys, and 14 years at Dexter Axle in North Manchester. Although a bit outspoken at times, Holly had a way of making people feel welcomed and cared for, especially the young employees in which she often served as a second mother. Before becoming sick Holly enjoyed cooking for her family, visiting Shipshewana, planting flowers, loved a good bargain, and enjoyed 70's music. Although she will be missed tremendously, we take comfort knowing that mom and dad are together again and the supply of French vanilla iced coffees are endless.
Holly worked for several years as an assistant manager for Arbys, and 14 years at Dexter Axle in North Manchester. Although a bit outspoken at times, Holly had a way of making people feel welcomed and cared for, especially the young employees in which she often served as a second mother. Before becoming sick Holly enjoyed cooking for her family, visiting Shipshewana, planting flowers, loved a good bargain, and enjoyed 70's music. Although she will be missed tremendously, we take comfort knowing that mom and dad are together again and the supply of French vanilla iced coffees are endless.
Holly was a 1977 graduate of Southwood High School, and studied cosmetology at Heartland Career Center. On August 20, 1979 she married the love of her life, Tommy Rose in Wabash.
Holly worked for several years as an assistant manager for Arbys, and 14 years at Dexter Axle in North Manchester. Although a bit outspoken at times, Holly had a way of making people feel welcomed and cared for, especially the young employees in which she often served as a second mother. Before becoming sick Holly enjoyed cooking for her family, visiting Shipshewana, planting flowers, loved a good bargain, and enjoyed 70's music. Although she will be missed tremendously, we take comfort knowing that mom and dad are together again and the supply of French vanilla iced coffees are endless.
Holly worked for several years as an assistant manager for Arbys, and 14 years at Dexter Axle in North Manchester. Although a bit outspoken at times, Holly had a way of making people feel welcomed and cared for, especially the young employees in which she often served as a second mother. Before becoming sick Holly enjoyed cooking for her family, visiting Shipshewana, planting flowers, loved a good bargain, and enjoyed 70's music. Although she will be missed tremendously, we take comfort knowing that mom and dad are together again and the supply of French vanilla iced coffees are endless.
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