Birth date: Aug 28, 1927 Death date: Dec 23, 2022
Rosemary Stewart passed away peacefully on December 23, 2022. She was 95 years old and lived a full life of many adventures. Born in Indiana, Indianapolis in 1927, she later relocated to California and Arizona with her husband to Read Obituary
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Sunset Lawn Chapel of the Chimes Funeral Home
4701 Marysville Boulevard, Sacramento CA 95838
Grandma Stewart thank you for always being a epitome of love. For always gracing me and my daughter with your hugs and love. For being a support a grandmother to me and others who were not your own. Thank you. I will miss your smile and your gifting is with your love. You are with grande Stewart now. Rest lil lady.❤️❤️🕊️🕊️🕊️
Light a candle,
see it glow,
watch it dance
when you feel low.
Think of me,
think of light,
I'll always be here,
day or night.
A candle flickers
out of sight,
but in your heart
I still burn bright.
Think not of sadness,
that I'm not near,
think of gladness
and joyous cheer.
I have not left,
I am not gone.
I'm here to stay
my little one,
so when you light a candle
and you see it glow
and you watch it dance,
in your heart you'll know
that I would never leave you,
even when you feel so blue.
I'm sitting up here with the Lord
and now watching over you.
Published by Family Friend Poems July 2008
There's so many wonderful things I'm going to miss but mostly our talks! You were our matriarch in so many ways..I will always hold those memories and pass them to my grandchildren. I love you grandma!💜
I am so deeply sorry for the loss of your mother. She was such a kind and loving woman. Aunt Rosemary and I would talk regularly after I called her one day to ask questions about ancestry and my dad's (Ernie) navy days. She would tell me family stories or about when she was a kid. Our talks were priceless. Since her fall 1 1/2 years ago I have missed our talks. Her deep voice reminded me of my dad and Uncle Tag (Wayne). Aunt Rosemary's passing has ended another generation. I have no more aunts or uncles on either side now. I'm sure she is having a grand time in heaven reuniting with everyone that has gone before us. I also hope we can live her legacy of being loving, kind, welcoming, and forgiving. She would tell me once you're in the family you're always in the family!! I'm sorry I will not be there with you but I'm with you all in spirit. Love your Indianapolis cousin Laura Fleak and family
Mom you were the leader of our pack and our legacy you will be missed.
