Mary Roslyn Gomez “Rose”, 73, died March 16th.
Rose was born on December 3, 1946 and was one of nine children. She resided in Denver, CO the majority of her life. Rose was married to Frank Gomez, for 47 years before Frank departed our world.
Rose is survived by her four children; Denise, Lloyd (Susan), Annie (Steven), and Evaristo (Sabrina). She is also survived by nine grandchildren; Dani, Daniel, Angela, Franki, Isaiah, Evaristo Jr. (“Evie”), Jeremiah (“J.J.”), Antonio (“Moose”) and Alyssa. Along with being survived by four great-grandchildren; Jerry Jr., Isabella (“Bella”), Brooklyn and Jaclyn. Rose is also survived by her four sisters Adeline, Theresa, Phyllis, and Genevieve.
Rose was a loving Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Sister and Aunt. She loved life and everyone in it. Rose tried to make everyone feel special and would give everything to ensure you were happy despite the pain and struggle she dealt with in her everyday life. Rose was a devout Catholic and spent her free time going to the thrift stores with her friends. Most of us consider her our best friend and she will be greatly missed.
Rose was born on December 3, 1946 and was one of nine children. She resided in Denver, CO the majority of her life. Rose was married to Frank Gomez, for 47 years before Frank departed our world.
Rose is survived by her four children; Denise, Lloyd (Susan), Annie (Steven), and Evaristo (Sabrina). She is also survived by nine grandchildren; Dani, Daniel, Angela, Franki, Isaiah, Evaristo Jr. (“Evie”), Jeremiah (“J.J.”), Antonio (“Moose”) and Alyssa. Along with being survived by four great-grandchildren; Jerry Jr., Isabella (“Bella”), Brooklyn and Jaclyn. Rose is also survived by her four sisters Adeline, Theresa, Phyllis, and Genevieve.
Rose was a loving Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Sister and Aunt. She loved life and everyone in it. Rose tried to make everyone feel special and would give everything to ensure you were happy despite the pain and struggle she dealt with in her everyday life. Rose was a devout Catholic and spent her free time going to the thrift stores with her friends. Most of us consider her our best friend and she will be greatly missed.
Mary Roslyn Gomez “Rose”, 73, died March 16th.
Rose was born on December 3, 1946 and was one of nine children. She resided in Denver, CO the majority of her life. Rose was married to Frank Gomez, for 47 years before Frank departed our world.
Rose is survived by her four children; Denise, Lloyd (Susan), Annie (Steven), and Evaristo (Sabrina). She is also survived by nine grandchildren; Dani, Daniel, Angela, Franki, Isaiah, Evaristo Jr. (“Evie”), Jeremiah (“J.J.”), Antonio (“Moose”) and Alyssa. Along with being survived by four great-grandchildren; Jerry Jr., Isabella (“Bella”), Brooklyn and Jaclyn. Rose is also survived by her four sisters Adeline, Theresa, Phyllis, and Genevieve.
Rose was a loving Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Sister and Aunt. She loved life and everyone in it. Rose tried to make everyone feel special and would give everything to ensure you were happy despite the pain and struggle she dealt with in her everyday life. Rose was a devout Catholic and spent her free time going to the thrift stores with her friends. Most of us consider her our best friend and she will be greatly missed.
Rose was born on December 3, 1946 and was one of nine children. She resided in Denver, CO the majority of her life. Rose was married to Frank Gomez, for 47 years before Frank departed our world.
Rose is survived by her four children; Denise, Lloyd (Susan), Annie (Steven), and Evaristo (Sabrina). She is also survived by nine grandchildren; Dani, Daniel, Angela, Franki, Isaiah, Evaristo Jr. (“Evie”), Jeremiah (“J.J.”), Antonio (“Moose”) and Alyssa. Along with being survived by four great-grandchildren; Jerry Jr., Isabella (“Bella”), Brooklyn and Jaclyn. Rose is also survived by her four sisters Adeline, Theresa, Phyllis, and Genevieve.
Rose was a loving Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Sister and Aunt. She loved life and everyone in it. Rose tried to make everyone feel special and would give everything to ensure you were happy despite the pain and struggle she dealt with in her everyday life. Rose was a devout Catholic and spent her free time going to the thrift stores with her friends. Most of us consider her our best friend and she will be greatly missed.
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