Rosemary Leverich Frobose was the only daughter of the marriage between Walter Leverich and Bessie Wilcoxen Leverich High. She married William E. Frobose in 1946 and remained his committed and loving wife for 62 years.
She bore two sons, William L. Frobose and Mark A. Frobose. She is also survived by a granddaughter, Emily Marie Frobose and a daughter-in-law, Nicole Frobose, all of whom she loved profoundly.
Rosemary was a brilliant person of many interests and hobbies who loved her family deeply. A committed, protective, and supportive mother, she always sacrificed to provide an excellent and loving home and education to her children. She encouraged the virtues of bravery, self-sufficiency, hard work, patriotism, and Christianity daily to her family and associates.
Her fearless spirit of dedication to truth and justice won her many a battle, often against more powerful, less-principled foes, whom she bested with glee.
She was a jewelry aficionado and also enjoyed reading and crocheting in her spare time. Her stoic and intelligent approach to life was a blessing to her family and friends. Her family will miss both her and her unconquerable spirit more deeply than anyone will ever know.
News-Gazette, The (Champaign-Urbana, IL) — Saturday, September 27, 2008
She bore two sons, William L. Frobose and Mark A. Frobose. She is also survived by a granddaughter, Emily Marie Frobose and a daughter-in-law, Nicole Frobose, all of whom she loved profoundly.
Rosemary was a brilliant person of many interests and hobbies who loved her family deeply. A committed, protective, and supportive mother, she always sacrificed to provide an excellent and loving home and education to her children. She encouraged the virtues of bravery, self-sufficiency, hard work, patriotism, and Christianity daily to her family and associates.
Her fearless spirit of dedication to truth and justice won her many a battle, often against more powerful, less-principled foes, whom she bested with glee.
She was a jewelry aficionado and also enjoyed reading and crocheting in her spare time. Her stoic and intelligent approach to life was a blessing to her family and friends. Her family will miss both her and her unconquerable spirit more deeply than anyone will ever know.
News-Gazette, The (Champaign-Urbana, IL) — Saturday, September 27, 2008
Rosemary Leverich Frobose was the only daughter of the marriage between Walter Leverich and Bessie Wilcoxen Leverich High. She married William E. Frobose in 1946 and remained his committed and loving wife for 62 years.
She bore two sons, William L. Frobose and Mark A. Frobose. She is also survived by a granddaughter, Emily Marie Frobose and a daughter-in-law, Nicole Frobose, all of whom she loved profoundly.
Rosemary was a brilliant person of many interests and hobbies who loved her family deeply. A committed, protective, and supportive mother, she always sacrificed to provide an excellent and loving home and education to her children. She encouraged the virtues of bravery, self-sufficiency, hard work, patriotism, and Christianity daily to her family and associates.
Her fearless spirit of dedication to truth and justice won her many a battle, often against more powerful, less-principled foes, whom she bested with glee.
She was a jewelry aficionado and also enjoyed reading and crocheting in her spare time. Her stoic and intelligent approach to life was a blessing to her family and friends. Her family will miss both her and her unconquerable spirit more deeply than anyone will ever know.
News-Gazette, The (Champaign-Urbana, IL) — Saturday, September 27, 2008
She bore two sons, William L. Frobose and Mark A. Frobose. She is also survived by a granddaughter, Emily Marie Frobose and a daughter-in-law, Nicole Frobose, all of whom she loved profoundly.
Rosemary was a brilliant person of many interests and hobbies who loved her family deeply. A committed, protective, and supportive mother, she always sacrificed to provide an excellent and loving home and education to her children. She encouraged the virtues of bravery, self-sufficiency, hard work, patriotism, and Christianity daily to her family and associates.
Her fearless spirit of dedication to truth and justice won her many a battle, often against more powerful, less-principled foes, whom she bested with glee.
She was a jewelry aficionado and also enjoyed reading and crocheting in her spare time. Her stoic and intelligent approach to life was a blessing to her family and friends. Her family will miss both her and her unconquerable spirit more deeply than anyone will ever know.
News-Gazette, The (Champaign-Urbana, IL) — Saturday, September 27, 2008
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