Roseanna (Rose) Terriman (Updated Service Information)

May you rest in Peace Rose. Your struggle is over. God Bless You

Oh the memories I have will keep In my heart  till we meet again.    I know she was greeted with loving arms.  Oh what joy. My love to my cousins 

So sorry for your loss.  We are thinking of you and keeping you in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.  Love, Chuck & Nancy

Jack and family,

Please accept my sympathy for your loss.  Rose was always a very nice and sweet person.  Keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers.  May Rose rest in peace.

Rose was a very special person. She was so supportive of me and my crew in Lukens cafeteria. We had many years of friendship. I hope she can now rest.

Sorry for your loss 🙏

Rose truly was a very special person, a gem.  She was always willing and ready to help.  Though words can do little to comfort you, may the thoughts and prayers of all those who knew and loved Rose help support you at this difficult time.

Dear Jack and family –
I want to express my deepest sympathy to you, Rose’s beloved family, pay tribute to her, and share a few memories that I have of Rose.  My deepest sympathy to you at this very sad time.  I agree with Diane and Diana (my former coworkers at Lukens Steel), that Rose was so very special to all of us.  I will say the company was a better place because of her.  I became her friend when I started working with her at Lukens Main Office.  I looked up to Rose; she was smart, kind, professional, successful, and always willing to help or answer a question.  Such a beautiful person.  I learned a lot from her - the importance of doing each task with excellence - whether it was something simple like running a job on the copy machine or more complex tasks like scheduling VIP meetings and crafting presentations.  I remember the time the video projector failed to work during an All-Employee Meeting.  It was Rose who jumped up to help me.  Or one morning when the office door opened, and Rose came in with a beautiful bouquet of flowers for me – just because she recognized that I was new and needed my spirits boosted (that image is still in my mind).  She helped me with advice when I had hip surgery scheduled just over 4 years ago.  I still have the card she mailed me wishing me a speedy recovery.  I’m actually having a hard time believing I’m still going out to work and Rose is not.  But then I remember she is at rest now.  Her work, and her suffering, is over.  From the Book of Wisdom (3-1):  “But the souls of the righteous are in the Hand of God, and no torment will ever touch them.  In the eyes of the foolish they seemed to have died, and their departure was thought to be an affliction….but they are at peace.”  Rest in peace my dear friend.  Praying for comfort for your family and friends.   Mary Trego

Mr. Terriman I'm so very sorry. I work at the mill to. What a wonderful, sweet lady. She grew up next to my mom in Caln.  My mom was older & she would tell me my mom was the cutest little mother, very pretty. I will miss her telling me these story. I hope you can find comfort in knowing she is no longer suffering. She is now your guardian angel. God bless you & the rest of your family. 

Jack and family,  So sorry to hear this.  I had the wonderful privilege of taking care of her father while in hospice, and after he passed, my mother passed away three months later, she came to my house to express her condolences.  She had a wonderful spirit.  We  would run into each other now and then and it always turned into a lengthy conversation about our families.  The last time I saw her she had shared her diagnosis with me.  I often thought of her and prayed for her.  She will be missed.  You're in my prayers.

Dear Jack and the McCoy family, with deep sadness I'm sending my thoughts and prayers. Roseanna was my hero. I've never known anyone who touched so many lives. She was always there to help with my mom and we would have been lost without her. Godbless her for being the special lady that she was. Roseanna you'll always be in my heart. Thank you for being a beautiful lady. Lisa

Dear Jack and Roseanna's extended family, I am so very sorry for your loss. Roseanna was such a pleasure to know. I always enjoyed catching up with her at her dental appointments. She had such a beautiful smile and such a positive personality. She always brightened my day. Please accept my deepest condolences.   With Sympathy, Kathy Andrejko

So sorry for the loss of Roseanna. No words or deeds can express the emptiness or heart ache that you feel with out her. But just know she is with you always. Just close your eyes and think of her and a beautiful memory will appear of her and a smile will cross your face. She is s free from her pain. And you will see her again. May God hold you all in the palm of his hand through this sad time. Love Tom and Barb

Jackie, Luke, Karen, Darlene, Kathy, Jeff and families--

Sending our sincere condolences on the passing of your beloved Roseanna.  Beautiful (inside and out); Loving; Graceful; Dignified; Humble; Brave; Compassionate; Proud; Successful; Empathetic; Warrior; Selfless (never about her) are just a few words that come to mind to describe your beloved Rose.  During her illness, we communicated by text very frequently.  When I would ask how she was or how her doctor visit went, her reply was always, "we're good"  "we are blessed".  And she would folllow with, "how are your parents"?  She never allowed our chats to be about her. God bless her big heart.  Never did I hear her ask, "why me?"  That, my dear friends, was her faith speaking without saying a word. Our hearts are broken for all of you and we pray you will find peace from your wonderful memories and the love of your family and friends.  In closing, we love you, Roseanna. Lucky are those who had the privilege to know and love you.  May the choirs of angels come to greet you; May they speed you to Paradise; May the Lord enfold you in His mercy; May you find eternal life.  Until we meet again.

Mike and Marie
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