Mrs. Gayle Rosenbaum, age 67 of Fulton, Arkansas, passed away Thursday, July 1, 2021 in her home. Gayle was born November 22, 1953 to Harmon and Pearl Bridges Mathis, in Natchez, MS. She had retired from Husqvarna and was a member of Hope Church of Christ. She enjoyed spending time with family and also enjoyed crocheting, especially blankets. Gayle was a loving soul. She was always warm and kind to everyone.
She is preceded in death by her parents; 1st husband, Winston Hunt; infant son, Thomas Hunt; brothers, Earl Mathis and Jamie Mathis; and one sister, Marie Adamson.
Those left to cherish her memory are her: husband, Johnny Rosenbaum of Fulton, AR; son, Thomas Rosenbaum (Tabetha) of Hope; stepson, John Rosenbaum (Debbie) of Hope; daughter, Kimberly Gibson (Patrick) of Hope; three brothers, Wayne Mathis (Kathy), DeWayne Mathis, and Ronnie Mathis (Virginia) all of Hope; three sisters, Anna Adamson (George) of Hope, Carol Bobo of Hope, and Kay Bostic of Prescott. 7 grandchildren: Kyle Gibson, Trevor Gibson, Dustin Rosenbaum, Lily Rosenbaum, Patrick Rosenbaum, Jacob Rosenbaum, and Kayla Collier; 3 great-grandchildren, and special companion, Rocky.
She is preceded in death by her parents; 1st husband, Winston Hunt; infant son, Thomas Hunt; brothers, Earl Mathis and Jamie Mathis; and one sister, Marie Adamson.
Those left to cherish her memory are her: husband, Johnny Rosenbaum of Fulton, AR; son, Thomas Rosenbaum (Tabetha) of Hope; stepson, John Rosenbaum (Debbie) of Hope; daughter, Kimberly Gibson (Patrick) of Hope; three brothers, Wayne Mathis (Kathy), DeWayne Mathis, and Ronnie Mathis (Virginia) all of Hope; three sisters, Anna Adamson (George) of Hope, Carol Bobo of Hope, and Kay Bostic of Prescott. 7 grandchildren: Kyle Gibson, Trevor Gibson, Dustin Rosenbaum, Lily Rosenbaum, Patrick Rosenbaum, Jacob Rosenbaum, and Kayla Collier; 3 great-grandchildren, and special companion, Rocky.
Mrs. Gayle Rosenbaum, age 67 of Fulton, Arkansas, passed away Thursday, July 1, 2021 in her home. Gayle was born November 22, 1953 to Harmon and Pearl Bridges Mathis, in Natchez, MS. She had retired from Husqvarna and was a member of Hope Church of Christ. She enjoyed spending time with family and also enjoyed crocheting, especially blankets. Gayle was a loving soul. She was always warm and kind to everyone.
She is preceded in death by her parents; 1st husband, Winston Hunt; infant son, Thomas Hunt; brothers, Earl Mathis and Jamie Mathis; and one sister, Marie Adamson.
Those left to cherish her memory are her: husband, Johnny Rosenbaum of Fulton, AR; son, Thomas Rosenbaum (Tabetha) of Hope; stepson, John Rosenbaum (Debbie) of Hope; daughter, Kimberly Gibson (Patrick) of Hope; three brothers, Wayne Mathis (Kathy), DeWayne Mathis, and Ronnie Mathis (Virginia) all of Hope; three sisters, Anna Adamson (George) of Hope, Carol Bobo of Hope, and Kay Bostic of Prescott. 7 grandchildren: Kyle Gibson, Trevor Gibson, Dustin Rosenbaum, Lily Rosenbaum, Patrick Rosenbaum, Jacob Rosenbaum, and Kayla Collier; 3 great-grandchildren, and special companion, Rocky.
She is preceded in death by her parents; 1st husband, Winston Hunt; infant son, Thomas Hunt; brothers, Earl Mathis and Jamie Mathis; and one sister, Marie Adamson.
Those left to cherish her memory are her: husband, Johnny Rosenbaum of Fulton, AR; son, Thomas Rosenbaum (Tabetha) of Hope; stepson, John Rosenbaum (Debbie) of Hope; daughter, Kimberly Gibson (Patrick) of Hope; three brothers, Wayne Mathis (Kathy), DeWayne Mathis, and Ronnie Mathis (Virginia) all of Hope; three sisters, Anna Adamson (George) of Hope, Carol Bobo of Hope, and Kay Bostic of Prescott. 7 grandchildren: Kyle Gibson, Trevor Gibson, Dustin Rosenbaum, Lily Rosenbaum, Patrick Rosenbaum, Jacob Rosenbaum, and Kayla Collier; 3 great-grandchildren, and special companion, Rocky.
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