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have been added in memory of Rosalie.

I only found out today and I feel incredibly sad. Rosalie was a very special lady. I suspect she made time for everyone and with me she always had great advice and support. I enjoyed our chats. A thank you from me and a toast to you!
Condolences to Bronwyn, your sisters and your auntie Jill too and all the family.
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Very fond memories of our time spent in Rosalie’s company. Happy times teaching with her at Rosebank and Preston PS and frequent retirement catch ups. She was one of the early visitors to our newly built beach house at Fairhaven in the 80s so much so that our kids referred to a bedroom as Rosalie’s room. Condolences and much love to her family. She was a wonderful lady. 💖💖💖

Thank you for a beautiful service. So Lovely to see everyone speaking so beautifully, the music was delightful, and such a pleasure to see all the gorgeous grand children. With Love and prayers Felicity.

Fond memories of a beautiful cousin. RIP Rosalie.

For Rosalie a great school principal at Rosebank Primary School 1984.

My very sincere sympathies on the loss of a very dear lady

Very fond memories of Rosalie, we had great chats about family, music, choirs and books whilst helping her with exercises and healing hands. I feel I know the family vicariously and expect your loss is immense. Grief is love's debt repaid.
Condolences to all the family.

Great times spent teaching with you at Preston Primary School and the many catch ups after school at Tina’s and the TAFE. Lots of fond memories.

Thinking of you today, Penny, Bron and Meg. Rosalie: What a straight-talking, sweet and fiesty woman; loved and respected. Much love to you all; celebrating how she always left us wiser and stronger. Ed Heckathorn 😎 oxoxox

Many happy times spent teaching with Rosalie at Preston Primary and at staff reunion lunches over many years since retirement.
Condolences to her girls and extended family.