Chin family, my comfort for your loss. From Vincent’s many funny stories about her, I know she was well loved and also loved her family and friends well. She will remain with you in every happy memory, in every future laugh, and even comforting you through your tears. My deepest condolences.

Sal & Family - My heart breaks for all of you for your loss.  Rose was so special and I will never forget her kindness and warmth when Ray brought me into the family. She was always so welcoming and always made me feel comfortable and “at home”.  Nothing I can say will take away the pain of your loss - that will never go away, but I can say that the memories you have made over all the years will never go away. Terri and I will truly miss her. We will keep her closer in our hearts and try not mourn her loss for too long, but embrace and celebrate all the special moments we had!  We send our love and heartfelt sympathy to the family. May Rose forever rest in peace! 

Rose was a strong and wonderful woman. She told me to always speak especially if I am feeling overwhelmed. She taught us so much and will forever be in our hearts. She was my mentor and friend. I will miss her so much. 

Our condolences to the Chin Family! Rose was such a wonderful person who bought joy to those she met. Heaven has another angel for sure.
May all your memories continue to bring you her joy as they do for me.
Jean and Tony Brandofino
Rose’s friend from her days at Henri Bendel.

Rose was a very nice lady.  She will be missed.  She loved her family, and she loved life.  God Bless her.

Rose was the kindest, warmest, loving mother I have met. She always had a unique and wonderful way of making people feel appreciated, loved, and cared for. She was a beautiful soul, and, as such, she will stay in my heart for years to come. Much love to your entire family and my thoughts are with you....

rose and i have known each other for many years....she is and will always be a light.....she was very aware of her struggle and faced it with bravery and never lost hope .....she will leave a legacy with all of us who knew her...her smile....her straight talk....her unconditional love for her family....her happiness for her children..grandchildren....husband.... and all those who knew her.....her memory will guide all of us....elline
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I'm sorry for your loss. I can't imagine the pain and grief at this time. However, please noted that Rose was a very special lady, and I am deeply grateful for our friendship. She was always there to share good and bad times with me. She was compassionate, thoughtful, considerate and a generous person.  She was a classy working woman that know when she needed to be firm and when she needed to be soft.  She touched many lives, and I am forever thankful that I was able to share great memories with her. She will forever have a special place in my heart.  The world has lost a star and because of this we are a little darker from the loss of her light. Thinking and praying for you all during this difficult time.  

I got the chance to love Rose as a welcoming mother-in-law and as Nana to my kids but more than that, I got to see and love her through my husband's eyes. Her presence was always calming, straightforward and that of a caretaker. Vinnie enjoyed this quiet understanding with her. They didn't need to talk every day. But he knew, she was always there. And she also just KNEW. She'd call at the exact right time like she could feel the disturbance in the Force (or the shockwaves of Vinnie's aggressive vacuuming. And I know Vinnie loved her with all his heart. That can't help but rub off on you when you love someone! 
Rose also brought that calm in her welcoming of me into the family. Vinnie might not have known he would wind up with some boy from the country but she did. There's a corner at her kitchen counter that is like Lucy's advice booth in Charlie Brown. I counted myself lucky to receive some great advice there.  Luckily Rose accepted cookies and coffee for payment rather than Lucy's "cold hard cash."
But most of all, I watched her as our family grew. Lydia and Kian were the first of 6 grandchildren and Rose would sometimes just stop for a second and watch the chaos, smiling slightly. That chaos was hers and she couldn't have been prouder.  

OBITUARY

Rose Chin

March 14, 1956 – December 13, 2022

Frank E. Campbell - The Funeral Chapel

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