Tuesday, March 15, 2022
Condolences to Drew and family. Rose was my dearest friend,
with a heart of gold. Our friendship began in the 70's. I had just happily started a secretarial job for a plastic surgeon. Rose worked
for another plastic surgeon in the next office. Rose told me that if I was unsure of a new medical word in my dictation, phone her. This I did. With her help I soon became very comfortable in my job.
This began the best friendship ever.
Later on Chris joined our office, and the both of us were just
a little bit jealous when Rose was with us, and mentioned her husband Drew always had a cup of tea ready, when she walked in the door after work. A wonderful marriage.
Our children grew. There were marriages attended, dancing both
ballroom and Scottish. Rose and Drew were beautiful dancers to watch.
In retirement years we have tried to keep in touch when possible.
Life just wont be the same without Rose. Thank God, Drew has there daughter and grandchildren to help at this sad time. A Irish friend of
mine used to sing the song, My Wild Irish Rose, the fairest flower
that grows, you may look anywhere, but none can compare to my wild Irish Rose.
That was you Rosie.
Love June Trdin and family.
