Rosemary
Casser
- Visitation: Saturday, December 13th, 2025 from 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm at ST. JUDE THE APOSTLE (734 Glenview Ave)
- Funeral Service: Saturday, December 13th, 2025 at 1:30 pm at ST. JUDE THE APOSTLE (734 Glenview Ave)
Rosemary Casser
6-03-1928 TO 11-18-2025 – 97 YEARS YOUNG
Rosemary Casser passed away peacefully in her sleep on November 18, 2025 at the age of 97 and joined her beloved husband of 69 years, Edward R Casser, in eternal peace. Rosemary is survived by her loving daughter and son-in-law Kathleen (Dann), loving grandchildren Steven (Elizabeth), Brian (Samantha) and Allyson and her five beloved great- granddaughters, Violet, Charlotte, Harper, Rin and Cyra.
Rosemary was born in Schenectady NY to Genevieve Morelli (nee Campriello) and Stefan Morelli. She grew up in a loving Italian family with whom she has been reunited, including her sister Marguerite DelGreco and her brother Donald Morelli who have preceded her in death. Rosemary is further survived by extended family.
Rosemary loved to share life with her husband, family and friends. Guests were most welcome in her home at holidays and family events. She was a wonderful hostess, enjoyed throwing dinner parties serving delicious gourmet food with a festive atmosphere. Rosemary loved golf and was very active in several golf leagues. She was very proud of the two holes in one she had. Besides golfing Rosemary enjoyed playing bridge at the Wauwatosa Women’s Club. Rosemary had an artistic flare. She taught herself to paint with acrylics in the early 70’s, sewed beautifully, loved to garden and decorate her home..
Visitation will be Saturday, December 13, 2025 from 12PM-1:30PM at St. Jude the Apostle (734 Glenview Ave.) with a Service to follow at 1:30PM.
Rosemary will be deeply missed by her family and friends. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Wisconsin Humane Society or the Wauwatosa Woman’s Club.
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My Dear Ain’t Rosemary left a lasting impression on my family.. She was more than my Godmother and favorite Aunt. She was the glue of the family in good times and bad.
I’m fortunate that my young children met her on a trip to Wisconsin in 2013. She was as gracious and caring as always and welcomed them into a part of their family heritage they would have otherwise not known.
It’s a comfort knowing she is with my Dad, sister and Uncle Ed in heaven watching over her family who will continue to honor her legacy for years to come.
Rest in peace Aunt Rosie.
Love,
Paul and family
What wonderful times we had as a family especially celebrating birthdays and special holidays. It was always a time of good discussions and exchange of ideas. We didn’t always agree with each other, especially politically, but that only made life more interesting and our time together more memorable. Love our family. Dolores Blust