Birth date: Nov 21, 1961 Death date: Oct 18, 2013
Remember you when you were eighteen and studying English, and you danced in to see Monammachi (Thankamma Aunty of Thompson Road) with your mother, who was such a loyal friend to so many Malayalis. Your soul was always at peace, and the laughter, then, is what I remember. Your siblings will remember you for that immense joy, and your husband and daughter too.Susan Paul Visvanathan, JNU
Always, from all of us. We love you.
Our deep condolences to the family and friends of Rosemary George. She will be greatly missed, but her kindness, humanity and courage will be remembered by all.
My husband and I were deeply saddened to hear of your loss. I keep on thinking the day we all spent at Pankajam aunty and Ballu uncle house last year, Rosy was having a nice time….above all i can't forget the kind attention she had for my babies … I regret that I missed to say goodbye when she left bangalore….and now I have to say goodbye forever…i am totally shaken.We know how difficult it is to lose the people we love the most, may her soul rest in peace , all our prayers and thoughts to her husband and lovely daughter. Nirmal & Patricia Arul
'' May you be comforted by many warm and loving memories of Rosie '' May her soul rest in peace ! GAGAN AND CHETANA SUDHAKAR (INDIA)
We cannot forget the good times we had with Rosie when she was in Bangalore recently. She was snatched away too soon. Our heartfelt condolences. We will always cherish the affectionate memories of Rosie.Balumama and Pankajamami
My deepest condolences on your loss. She was taken away too suddenly. Rosie was a beautiful person, inside and out. We are here for you, Badri and Jayashree.
my heart goes out to rosemary's family at this profoundly painful moment. i will never forget her warmth, wit and beautiful smile. rosemary often took the words out of my mouth and left me wishing that i, too, had had the courage to say what needed to be said. she is a great inspiration to me.
I send my most heartfelt and deepest condolences from afar … my thoughts are with you, Badri and Jayshree.
Dear Family of Rosemary,I'm currently in Chile directing the EAP program of the University of California, so unfortunately wont be able to attend the services. I am one of Rosemary's colleagues in the Literature Department. I'm really sorry about your loss. I was often touched by Rosie's kindness and sense of humor, and I'm grateful for that. I send a big, big wave of good energy and support from this corner of the world.Sinecerly,Luis Martin-Cabrera
