Birth date: Mar 29, 1939 Death date: Mar 8, 2021
Rosalie “Rose” Green, age 81, of Marine City, passed away March 8, 2021. She was born March 29, 1939 in Detroit to the late Edward and Elizabeth Wierszewski. Rose enjoyed her nights she played bingo, she enjoyed watching hockey an Read Obituary
Rose was the mother of my best friend and a great influence in our lives. I am sure she is with Liz now smiling down on my friend Eddie. What a wonderful,caring women. She will be missed by many many friends and family. RIP ...Howard Gauthier
Aunt Rose, you will certainly be missed at all of our family gatherings. Thank you for babysitting Dakota when he was a baby, we knew he was in good hands! I always admired how you were content with the simple things in life like a Miller lite, a football pool and a family member to share them with. The letter you sent us when Jeremy was going through chemo meant so much to us, it was a beacon of hope and light in a very dark time for us. Thank you for your compassion Aunt Rose. I also admire how strong and brave you were in life and even when you became sick, we pray that you are now reunited with Liz after being apart for so long🙏
Aunt Rose, so many memories of you that make me smile. I still picture you as the aunt that was always smiling, laughing, dancing and had a fabulous tan! I picture all the Christmas Eves at Grandmas and you joking/carrying on with all the uncles. You weren’t intimidated by any of them. I would look up to you as a really cool aunt - even down to your name. “Rose Green” - such an awesome name. I am placing bets you are at a card table right now with Dad, Ogie, Bobby and the rest enjoying a beer, a joke, a laugh and each other again. 🥰❤️ Sending hugs to Debbie, Eddy and the whole family.
I take my Grandma to bingo every Wednesday and was so saddened to hear of your passing. My grandma will always cherish the good times she has with you and will miss your conversations. Prayers and well wishes to your family.
Family events will never be the same. My deepest condolences go to everyone who was able to experience the joy that Rose brought with her. I’m grateful that Aunt Rose provided my Grandmother with a sidekick in sisterhood and a “cool aunt” to my mother (she earned that status as soon as it became apparent what was in the cooler all those years!). I’m going to miss her greatly. Rest in heaven, Aunt Rose ❤️
Beautiful Aunt Rose, we will miss you. No family gathering will ever be the same. You were always quick to laugh and quick to love. You were the life of the party, always light and sparkles. You could do the "Polish party yell." You were one of the most accepting people I've ever know and truly a gentle soul.
To Queenie, love always. From Sarge
Love you Aunt Rose. We will all miss you so much. I'm thankful I had the opportunity to share dance's with you at Roger & Candice's wedding reception and time's before. Memories made hanging out and talking with you over the years is what I'll truly miss. Thank you for those memories! God bless you!
Aunt Rose, so many memories ❤️ From Liz’s birthday party sleepover when you made only me a special breakfast ( because I was special and would not eat cereal) to when you watched over me and Jenny after moms bad car accident, and the many family get togethers that I cherish so much❤️ Thank you for being my God Mother❤️Thank you for giving me the blessing on going ahead with the house ❤️ Debbie, my big sister, thank you too for always watching over me and Liz and the fancy wigs and dresses and cocktails❤️ Eddie you are also like my little brother and please know my heart is breaking for both of you and I am sending love, just like your mom always gave to us❤️
I’m forever grateful to have met Aunt Rose many years ago when Jennifer and I became friends. I always admired an older lady drinking some beer! Then when my mom and I started going to the local bingo hall we would see her all the time! Wednesday night bingo! The few times at Halloween camp I’d see her visiting at the campground drinking her Miller Lite around the campfire. Her smile and laugh was so contagious. She seemed to always live life to its fullest and I admire that. So sad her time here has ended but I’m so thankful I met Jennifer (and many family members too) and was able to meet Aunt Rose too. Prayers and strength to the family and friends during this very difficult time.
