Just heard about Rosalie's passing. I had the privilege of spending many days with Rosalie in the last years, she was an amazing lady. Always beautiful with a bright smile and a wonderful sense of humor. I have missed her this past year, but I will never forget her and the conversations and laughter we
Was fortunate to have the Glorioso's for neighbors, when they lived in Glendale. Hung with her son Michael. I remember her positive attitude, sense of humor and always puting up with our antics. May her family be blessed and all our in our prayers and memories. Jeff
Well Buddy ; We lived thru the best of times. Whether it was getting together at Kelly's, O brads, or Halliday's . The trips to Softball Tournaments throughout the U.S., St Louis, Detroit, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Long Island, Louisville, Jacksonville Fla. , York Pa. , Parma Oh. just to name a few. We traveled a
I remember Lola telling me about her Dad's coal delivery job. He was a busy man in the Winter in Wisconsin! RIP Mr. Rafalski and thank you for your Service.
I have such fond memories of Annie working in the St. Monica cafeteria. She had the sweetest sense of humor and a wonderful laugh. She was kind to everyone. An absolutely wonderful lady who is missed.
Our sincere sympathy to Becky, Catherine, Dan, Elizabeth, Sarah and their families, for the loss of their father and grandfather. Heartfelt thoughts also to Fred's sisters and brother. We will always cherish the times our families spent together. We will especially remember Easters at the Himmerichs - sisters Marna and Carol hiding all of the
Dear Himmerich Children, please accept my sympathy. I have fond memories of our childhood and playing at your house. Your dad was a calm and wise presence and your parents made your house a favorite spot for all the neighborhood children. It was a special childhood and your family was a part of that magical
I had the pleasure of knowing Emil when I worked whitefish bay police . Emil and I worked 2nd shift. He trained me. My deepest respect to all his family.
I knew Emil for a short time, as he was coming in to work and I was leaving at the Annex in Oak Creek. He always had a big smile on his face. We met for luncheons for the retirees after we retired. Always had a great time. Mary , my deepest sympathy to you
Sandie Turczyn I met Emil and Mary at St. Mary;s in Waukesha twice monthly sheapshead card game a couple of years ago. Emil was alot of fun and as there were two Sandys, he gave me he name of Gabby (for obvious reasons). He and Mary enjoyed cards and going to the casino. He was
