Birth date: Sep 4, 1944 Death date: Apr 28, 2009
Rose Ellen Carroll of Dallas, TX passed away on April 28, 2009 after a lengthy illness. She was preceded in death by Pat Crow, her loving companion of 19 years. Rose was born on September 4, 1944 to George and Ellie Carroll of Tho Read Obituary
My, I don't know where to begin. I have so many memories of Rose that this small space could not possibly hold them all. Her smile, her willingness to help anybody who needed help. Her hard work ethics. Her love of fishing. And many more. She will be greatly missed. Drink a cup for me, smoke one for me and have a grand ole time. Love, Rose Ann
The first time I met Rose was at her job interview and I had the pleasure to interview her and hired. I was very impressed by her and her work ethic. It was a great honor to have known her and worked with her. Even when she got ill she didn't let up on her work load. She made it so easy to be her friend. She was always happy and laughing. I will miss her greatly. My Condolences to all her family and friends.
Aunt Rosie, you will always be in my heart, thoughts, and prayers. I will catch a big one for you. always Martha Jean
A Rose Amongst Thorns She had a smile that could brighten The darkest of skies Could bring cheer to our day With her sweet, shining eyes. A rose smongst thorn; A smile amongst friends; A good friend in the ups A better friend in the downs. One in a million Was her warm, caring heart. Her generous nature She'd gladly impart. She was so lovely, And loving, and kind. She'll truley be missed By those of us left behind. In Memory of Rose Carroll who was truley a rose amongst thorns. Love to all Angie
May you rest in peace.
Aunt Rosie may you rest in peace. I will always love you. Boots
With sincere sympathy
aunt rosie i will miss you. i remember you playing with us kids & taking us fishing i will miss ya
I had the pleasure of knowing rose as a patient at the hospital, I took care of her many times but the last 2 days touched both her and me. On Monday I watched her struggle for each breathe and she began to struggle before I left I sat on the bed and held her hand and said "Rose we are not feeling your pain and all of your friends will respect your decision no matter what it is. The next day she waited for me to return and said Im now ready I dont want to suffer anymore and I promised her I would do my best to make the process painless and she would pass with all the love, respect and dignity that I could provide and she was peacefull and felt no pain and Rose made sure I didn't go home before she passed she made me keep my promise "That I would not leave her until she was ready." At 7pm she passed as it was time for me to go home. It was a blessing for me to have Rose touch my heart and life. She was truley a ROSE!
