Mom..i miss you so much sometimes. I wish you were still here so I could get a big hug especially right now. Since your not here  i will type in this blog. I miss your big smile, your funny laugh, your dry wit. I miss that I can't see you at the beach. I miss that you don't come and visit. I miss the xmas gifts you always got for me and my family. I miss the cards that you sent on every occasion every year of my life. I miss hearing your voice on the phone. I miss your words of encouragement when times are tough. I miss not being able to ask your advice. I miss seeing you hug my kids and Deedee's kids. I miss watching you laugh and snort with your good friends. I miss you at xmas, on Easter, St Patty's day, your birthday, my birthday, all of my family's birthdays...just all the time I miss you. Life goes on without you mom because we must but its not the same, not even close. Sometimes I see a blue jay or a random cardinal fly by the window and sit in the tree for me to watch. Most times I think that you sent that bird as a little gift from the heavens. For that I am grateful.  Even though my heart will never be the same with you gone there is a piece of you that will live in me forever. Thank you mom for everything you ever did for me my whole life. I love you always. your son- willy

Rosemary was my best friend from 6th grade at Ursuline Academy.  We were in touch sporadically after college, but always knew that the other was there. She was a wonderful actress - which we all knew from our Girl Scout production (1960) of "A Christmas Carol" when she, of course, played Scrooge.  The last decade we were- as the military says- OBE, and only talked by phone a few times.  I will always remember her with great joy.

Great Lady, Great Teacher...she will be missed..Rosemary..rest in peace

Great lady..great teacher...she will be missed...Rosemary...rest in peace.

Condolences and sympathy.  She posessed a beautiful soul.

So sorry to hear of her passing. We both had leading roles in the college play Summer & Smoke. She was an absolute joy to work with, and everyone on the set enjoyed her company.

So sorry to hear this. I will always remember her fondly. She was one of my favorite teachers at American U.

Rest in Peace, Rosemary! With wit and no-nonsense instruction, you not only gave me invaluable acting tools, but you taught me how to be a grown-up without losing the kid inside of me.

Rosemary was not only my mentor, she was like a Mother to me. She encouraged and challenged me to find the art of being an actor through intellect and through my sense of humor, self awareness, and sense of simply being me. I am so in awe of what she was able to share.

Rest in Peace, Rosemary! With wit and no-nonsense instruction, you not only gave me invaluable acting tools, but you taught me how to be a grown-up without losing the kid inside of me. <3

DeDe and Willie - Brian, Christine and Parker Anger's mom here - I am so sorry I didn't see this notice in time to arrange to come in person - it's been a long time but there remain vivid Bethany memories and random paths crossing - always a pleasure to share time with your mom who loved her children as much as I love mine.  Our thoughts are with you.

She was loving to her family. Beautiful and kind, with a sparkle in her eye. Thanks always Rosemary for your hugs and "letting us tag along!"  Love, Molly

Draw close to God, and he will draw close to you. (Jas. 4:8)

She was such a bright spirit. Surely she will continue to shine for us, but we will miss her dearly. Mary-Lou Trache

So sorry to hear of such a loss~ Such a wonderful person will never be forgotten by our heavenly Father! ~Jo5:28,29
Chris

Please accept our sincere sympathy at your loss.

Rosemary was a wonderful, beautiful person. You are all in our prayers.

Please accept our sympathy to family and friends for the loss of Rosemary.

Our condolences.  May you all find peace.  Jim Kohlhaas & Jill Jacobson

Just got word from her Kappa sister Stephanie Hillebrand.  I was a friend from our GWU days in the sixties who was able to reconnect with Rosemary several years ago.  Rosemary was the kind of friend for me those days that brought out the best in me.  Around her, one wanted to live into being a gentleman, and around her I did.  We shared a love of theatre, and I remember our going to the Arena Stage to see the premier of A Great White Hope with James Earl Jones and Jane Alexander: theatre history we shared that night.  Our senior year, she encouraged me to act in an experimental theatre one act which I did that serendipitously led me to consider a career in theatre which I did in London in the 70s.  I have always felt that I owed her for her prodding me back in the winter and spring of 1969.  Rosemary was so talented and a star of the GW musical at Lisner that year.  She had energy, grace and appeal, a true reflection of her soul within.  And yes, she was genuine, and she had such poise.  My world is less bright, knowing that I shall not see her on this Earth again.  Yet, not forever, because I do know that we do share this: we can give a reason for the hope that is within us.

Our sincerest condolences to the entire Walsh family.  Rosemary was a fine woman and friend to many, among whom we are privileged to be counted.  
Bill and Patty Bennett

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Rosemary Murphy Walsh

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