RosalieBelle, you were made a great contribution to our ladies group 'The Java Belles'. With your enthusiasm and interest an theatre and performance, we had some memorable events. I remember doing a Hawaiian dance with you at Tuakua Town Hall as part of the Red hat Society's Talent Quest. Of course we didn't win - I couldn't get the steps right, but it didn't seem to matter! And we had star parts in a show at the Point Chevalier RSA. That was such fun. We will all miss your cheerful chat at our Friday lunches out. We will never forget you Rosalie.

Dear aiunt Rose What a beautiful woman you are You were such an I speration to my girls. Live your life as you see fit. We loved.for what you were.... A free spirit. As a child I remember that you always brought us those.col poppers to have at dinner and you always called me "love's Love to you auntie rose

Dear Auntie Rose. You were such a delight. You seemed bigger than life to me when I was just a girl. I can remember sitting at Granny's table and some words you spoke to me. "Who is to say that we aren't God's?" It has stuck with me through the years. Aloha, Dear Rosalie.

"Aunt Rose", Thank you for being part of our family. Your beautiful smile and laugh will always be remembered and treasured.

Dear Rosalie, Thinking of your fantastic life and the lives of those you have touched throughout ❤️ Such a bright strong light , Much Love Emma xx