Rosella J. Dickinson, 64, of Biwabik, formerly of St. Cloud, and Big Lake, passed away on Wednesday, June 1, 2016 surrounded by her loving family at Essentia Health, St. Mary’s Hospital, Duluth, MN. She was born in St. Cloud on July 14, 1951, the youngest of 13 children born to Stephen and Gertrude Rudolph.
Rose graduated from St. Cloud Tech, class of 1969, and from North Hennepin Technical School. She worked at Abbott Northwestern Hospital for many years as a Health Unit Coordinator. Rose had a passion for painting ceramics, was an avid reader, enjoyed camping and seeing nature, loved time spent with her family, and especially her grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, brother Steven, and sister Julie.
Rose is survived by her husband, Terry; children: Mark (Jacqueline) Dickinson, Dionne (Allen) Payne, Kate (Dan) Kjellberg, and Jason (Leah) Dickinson; nine grandchildren; siblings: Al Rudolph, Sister Susan “Johanna” Rudolph, Bebe Huberty, Fran Schmidt, Joan Kain, Charlotte Gromberg, Frank Rudolph, Bill Rudolph, and Fred Rudolph: many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Inurnment in Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery, Little Falls.
Rose graduated from St. Cloud Tech, class of 1969, and from North Hennepin Technical School. She worked at Abbott Northwestern Hospital for many years as a Health Unit Coordinator. Rose had a passion for painting ceramics, was an avid reader, enjoyed camping and seeing nature, loved time spent with her family, and especially her grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, brother Steven, and sister Julie.
Rose is survived by her husband, Terry; children: Mark (Jacqueline) Dickinson, Dionne (Allen) Payne, Kate (Dan) Kjellberg, and Jason (Leah) Dickinson; nine grandchildren; siblings: Al Rudolph, Sister Susan “Johanna” Rudolph, Bebe Huberty, Fran Schmidt, Joan Kain, Charlotte Gromberg, Frank Rudolph, Bill Rudolph, and Fred Rudolph: many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Inurnment in Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery, Little Falls.
Rosella J. Dickinson, 64, of Biwabik, formerly of St. Cloud, and Big Lake, passed away on Wednesday, June 1, 2016 surrounded by her loving family at Essentia Health, St. Mary’s Hospital, Duluth, MN. She was born in St. Cloud on July 14, 1951, the youngest of 13 children born to Stephen and Gertrude Rudolph.
Rose graduated from St. Cloud Tech, class of 1969, and from North Hennepin Technical School. She worked at Abbott Northwestern Hospital for many years as a Health Unit Coordinator. Rose had a passion for painting ceramics, was an avid reader, enjoyed camping and seeing nature, loved time spent with her family, and especially her grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, brother Steven, and sister Julie.
Rose is survived by her husband, Terry; children: Mark (Jacqueline) Dickinson, Dionne (Allen) Payne, Kate (Dan) Kjellberg, and Jason (Leah) Dickinson; nine grandchildren; siblings: Al Rudolph, Sister Susan “Johanna” Rudolph, Bebe Huberty, Fran Schmidt, Joan Kain, Charlotte Gromberg, Frank Rudolph, Bill Rudolph, and Fred Rudolph: many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Inurnment in Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery, Little Falls.
Rose graduated from St. Cloud Tech, class of 1969, and from North Hennepin Technical School. She worked at Abbott Northwestern Hospital for many years as a Health Unit Coordinator. Rose had a passion for painting ceramics, was an avid reader, enjoyed camping and seeing nature, loved time spent with her family, and especially her grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, brother Steven, and sister Julie.
Rose is survived by her husband, Terry; children: Mark (Jacqueline) Dickinson, Dionne (Allen) Payne, Kate (Dan) Kjellberg, and Jason (Leah) Dickinson; nine grandchildren; siblings: Al Rudolph, Sister Susan “Johanna” Rudolph, Bebe Huberty, Fran Schmidt, Joan Kain, Charlotte Gromberg, Frank Rudolph, Bill Rudolph, and Fred Rudolph: many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Inurnment in Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery, Little Falls.
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