Rosie, 58, of Coldwater, died at Community Hospital of heart failure, five days after they told her that her cancer was gone.
Ro was born to Bill and Jane (Johnsonbaugh) Jackson of New Bremen. She married Charlie Ayers on October 19, 1973 and he survives in Coldwater.
Also surviving are a son, Bret (Kim), Coldwater; a daughter, Kara Ayers, Toledo; three grandchildren, Emma, Paige and Mason Ayers; two sisters, Mariann (Ray) Sanders, New Knoxville, and Teresa (Mike) Williman, Van Wert.
She graduated from the Dayton Art Institute. She did beautiful watercolors, as well as wood carving and painting of fish, in which she won awards for both. She was a member of Phi Beta Psi Sorority Coldwater, OH, the Bitch Club, Lima Area Watercolor Society and Great Lakes Fish Decoy Collectors and Carvers Assoc.
Service at St. Paul's United Methodist Church, with Rev. Jeff Smalley and Fr. Ron Wilker officiating.
Ro was born to Bill and Jane (Johnsonbaugh) Jackson of New Bremen. She married Charlie Ayers on October 19, 1973 and he survives in Coldwater.
Also surviving are a son, Bret (Kim), Coldwater; a daughter, Kara Ayers, Toledo; three grandchildren, Emma, Paige and Mason Ayers; two sisters, Mariann (Ray) Sanders, New Knoxville, and Teresa (Mike) Williman, Van Wert.
She graduated from the Dayton Art Institute. She did beautiful watercolors, as well as wood carving and painting of fish, in which she won awards for both. She was a member of Phi Beta Psi Sorority Coldwater, OH, the Bitch Club, Lima Area Watercolor Society and Great Lakes Fish Decoy Collectors and Carvers Assoc.
Service at St. Paul's United Methodist Church, with Rev. Jeff Smalley and Fr. Ron Wilker officiating.
Rosie, 58, of Coldwater, died at Community Hospital of heart failure, five days after they told her that her cancer was gone.
Ro was born to Bill and Jane (Johnsonbaugh) Jackson of New Bremen. She married Charlie Ayers on October 19, 1973 and he survives in Coldwater.
Also surviving are a son, Bret (Kim), Coldwater; a daughter, Kara Ayers, Toledo; three grandchildren, Emma, Paige and Mason Ayers; two sisters, Mariann (Ray) Sanders, New Knoxville, and Teresa (Mike) Williman, Van Wert.
She graduated from the Dayton Art Institute. She did beautiful watercolors, as well as wood carving and painting of fish, in which she won awards for both. She was a member of Phi Beta Psi Sorority Coldwater, OH, the Bitch Club, Lima Area Watercolor Society and Great Lakes Fish Decoy Collectors and Carvers Assoc.
Service at St. Paul's United Methodist Church, with Rev. Jeff Smalley and Fr. Ron Wilker officiating.
Ro was born to Bill and Jane (Johnsonbaugh) Jackson of New Bremen. She married Charlie Ayers on October 19, 1973 and he survives in Coldwater.
Also surviving are a son, Bret (Kim), Coldwater; a daughter, Kara Ayers, Toledo; three grandchildren, Emma, Paige and Mason Ayers; two sisters, Mariann (Ray) Sanders, New Knoxville, and Teresa (Mike) Williman, Van Wert.
She graduated from the Dayton Art Institute. She did beautiful watercolors, as well as wood carving and painting of fish, in which she won awards for both. She was a member of Phi Beta Psi Sorority Coldwater, OH, the Bitch Club, Lima Area Watercolor Society and Great Lakes Fish Decoy Collectors and Carvers Assoc.
Service at St. Paul's United Methodist Church, with Rev. Jeff Smalley and Fr. Ron Wilker officiating.
