Rosemary Marie Larson
July 23, 1917 ~ September 20, 2013
Resided in:
Fremont, CA
Rosemary Larson was born on July 23, 1917 in Meadville, PA. She was one of 12 children of immigrants from Lebanon. She moved to Mission San Jose, Fremont in 1965. She and her husband Howard volunteered with the American Sunday School Union. She was a charter member of the Evangelical Free Church of Fremont (now Bridges Community Church). She served the church in many capacities and volunteered in the community in many ways. She was employed at Youngster's Store in the Fremont Hub for many years.
She is survived by a son, Bruce Larson of Fremont, and daughter & son-in-law Linda and Rob Merola of Sterling, VA. She has two grandchildren, Christine and Mary Merola. A son, David and her husband Howard preceeded her in death.
Rosemary lived a life of gratefulness and joy. She was grateful to God for her many blessings and was known for her graciousness to all. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Bridges Community Church for local outreach or for overseas missions projects, 505 Driscoll Rd, Fremont, CA 94538
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Rosemary was very special to me. I’ve known her nearly my whole life, since I was about five years old. She always helped with providing food and clothing to my Mom, my brother and me as I grew up. She got me my first job at Youngster, and it was such a joy to work with her. I loved her very much, and am so blessed to have had her in my life. I am going to truly miss her, but I am so happy she is now with our Lord resting in His loving arms.
Rosemary was a dear friend of mind. she was very special to me, a woman of God, someone I could look up to as the years when I was a single mother. She and I did a lot together over the years. I know she is in the Lord arms now and seeing a lot of her love ones that went before her time. I thank the Lord for all the years we were together.
I just found out today, September when I was Bridges that my dear friend
whom I have known for over 25 years went to be with our Lord.
She will be greatly missed by anyone that knew her. She was a dear sweet
Christian woman who loved the Lord, and her family and friends.
Rosemary was a true friend, which has been over 40 years. I met her at church and I worked with her at Youngsters and spent many holidays together with her and her family. Rosemary was there for anyone in need. Rosemary will be truly missed. We had some wonderful times and many laughs together. I will see her again one day. She was dearly loved, Dolores Joyner and Family