For whatever reason, the eulogy I gave at mother's funeral was not posted on her memorial page.  Here's a link to the text to the right of the photo on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=3634396427310&set=a.3057521445796


To the best Grandma in the world, I will miss you more than words can describe. You were my Rock. You raised me from a baby and did your best. I'll never forget you making me drink milk, do my times tables and reading you told me I mite not like it now, but it will help me when I am older…… you were right. You did everything for me you treated me just as if I was your own son,………. Breakfast, lunch and Dinner anytime I came over. You bought me school clothes, put me in sports, bought my first car, college and sold me my first house, and most of all you loved me unconditionally.  I will never forget dinner at your house, it was always good and desert was even better banana bread, oatmeal cookies, cherries on snow……….. My favorite birthday cake and your ice tea….. Was sweetened just right in my eyes. When I became a teenager I started getting into trouble you never left my side, anything I needed you did for me. When I told you I want a truck you said get a job and save up enough for insurance and grandpa and I will buy you one……………… and you did.  I told you I wanted you go to college and you said “ok I'll pay for it BUT JR College” and I said that's fine, your kitchen table was our board room where we discussed ever Idea I came up with or business I have started to date. I had a million ideas of what I wanted to do and no matter how good or bad each one was you listened with all ears.

You were  my personal advisor, I would bring up all the pros and you would remind me of the Cons But that wasn't a bad thing you were very good at planned ahead dotting all the I's and crossing the T's. No matter what crazy things I wanted to do you always had faith in me. I told I was going to start a clothing company and I saved up some money to do it………… I made 50 shirts then you came told me I want to be your first investor BUT I want 10% of all sales………… That was a big moment in my life because you were the first person who had 100% faith in me; I have never wanted to let you down ever since. You had told me in the past how many bad investments you had made and I wanted to be your first really good investment……………………….. I have reported my financials to you like the IRS ever since, but the difference is I loved coming over to tell you how good your investment turned out. With out you my life would have went down the wrong path for sure. I was never afraid to tell you anything no matter what it was.  I will miss my weekly visits, they were simple but great. They always started with a few chores, then you made me dinner and we would watch pawn stars I would try to go home at 11pm and you would never want me to leave…………. I felt that you would stay up and watch TV with me all night if I would stay just because you enjoyed my company. I can't say that for anyone else I know. You, grandpa and I have gone out to dinner ever year on the date that I bought my current business for the past 6 years I will remember May 11th forever. You are the best example of how to be a Great Person, wife and parent, I have ever met. If I ever have kids I hope I can do half the job you did raising me.

  I know you are doing well in heaven I'm glad you went peacefully. This isn't goodbye because I will see you one day again. I love you with all my heart Michael.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you....a truly beautiful lady inside and out! I will always remember the fun times  on Garsden! 
                                            Much love,
                                            Debbie & Ron Roset

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Susan Kosareff

27 December, 1928 – 9 October, 2012

Oakdale Mortuary & Memorial Park

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