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Friday, August 21, 2020

Our dear Aunt Rose was the youngest of the 5 Guerriero kids and spend much of her time devoted to family. She especially dedicated her life to her mother and her husband Fred. She planned many trips to travel with parts of the family both in the U.S.and to Europe. She had a pool at her house for many years so the kids had a place to swim. Our grama would always cook and Uncle Fred would entertain the kids in the pool. Aunt Rose was smart and hard working. She loved us all. Sunday

Frank M Ploskonka lit a candle

Thursday, August 20, 2020

Rose 's friendship goes back to my earliest days at Ford starting in 1967 one the Midnight shift and the FMCC Data Center. I worked for her husband Fred and with Rose for a number of years and later under Rose at the Data Center in the ECC Building. They both became dear personal friends, who took me under their wing. As a young man of 20 I am sure back then I was in dire need of their coaching, counseling and mentoring LOL. In the 70's we traveled together to Las Vegas, Atlantic City and the Bahamas together. After their retirement, my wife Nadine and I both visited them a couple of times at their Florida home in Cape Coral. After Fred's passing, Rose and I began a standing Tuesday Noon lunch meeting, and we eventually started inviting other retired Ford friends to join us. This led to the Tuesday Noon FMCIT Lunch group, which met regularly at local restaurants in the area until the COVID lock down hit. My last 'adventure' with Rose was when I drove her and another friend down to her Florida home before she sold it. When Nadine and I moved permanently to Florida in Aug of 2018, tho happy for us, she lovingly made it clear that she was a bit saddened/disappointed with my decision to move, especially with our lack of any near term plans to return to Mi.. We stayed in touch via Facebook and occasional phone calls. I will always cherish our friendship, their kindness and the memories we shared together over the years. Our deepest and sincerest condolences to her family. Frank and Nadine Ploskonka

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Ken Long posted a condolence

Thursday, August 20, 2020

My sincere condolences in your lose. I knew Rose from Ford for many years and enjoyed the lunches we all has prior to this pandemic. She was a very sweet person to know all these years. I know she is with GOD. Bless you Rose.

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Rosalie Lazzarino lit a candle

Wednesday, August 19, 2020

Rose would always have a smile on her face when I saw her. She was a sweet lady. I worked with her and her husband Fred at Ford. But I really got to know her through our lunches with our fellow Ford co-workers. I will miss her. Rest In Peace Rose Rose &Tony Lazzarino

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deb posted a condolence

Saturday, August 15, 2020

Aunt Rose was my dad's sister-in-law, he has been gone a long time. Aunt Rose was always fun to be around when I was a kid. My family spent many summer days at her and Uncle Fred's house. Those who are left will miss her. deb

Franco D'Anna lit a candle

Friday, August 14, 2020

I only knew Rose from the lunches that Frank so kindly organized. I enjoyed her sense of humor and camaraderie. In her name I sent a small donation at the National Kidney Foundation. A big hug to the family, Frank and my Ford buddies. Franco D’Anna

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Friday, August 14, 2020

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