In Memory Of

Rosaline "Rose" Janet Kuzio

Aug 26, 1941 - Apr 26, 2026

Service

Wednesday, May 6, 2026
1:00 pm
Pine Grove Cemetery
Rocky Mountain House, AB

Interment

Pine Grove Cemetery

Obituary

It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Rosaline Kuzio in her 85th year.
Rosaline is survived by her children; Dorothy, Josephine and Rose Marie of Alberta as well as Margaret, Merritt and Robert of Ontario. She was a grandmother to 18, great grandmother of 49. She is predeceased by her children Sheila and Cecil.
Rosaline was born one of ten siblings originating in Chatham, Ontario.
She was a cherished member of Friends and Faith Church. She was best known for her bubbly personality and caring spirit. She will be sadly missed.
The family invites friends and loved ones to pay their final respects and share memories during a graveside service and burial on Wednesday May 6, 2026, at 1:00 PM, at the Pine Grove Cemetery in Rocky Mountain House, Alberta.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Friends and Faith Church, Rocky Mountain House, AB, Canada.

Condolences

Shirley Frisky:

I will miss my visits with Rosalind when I came back to Rocky. She was always happy and optimistic and appreciated all of her blessings. Rest In Peace Rosaline.

Karen and Ross :

Our sincere condolences to Rosaline's friends and family. She had character, strength, a strong faith and a kind heart. Peace be with you all.

Diane Cass:

My sincere condolences to the family of Rosaline Kuzio. As a close friend, Rose will be dearly missed. Our weekly telephone calls kept us in touch discussing healthy meals, craft projects, gardening and wildlife. She was always happy and we learned helpful hints from each other. Rose was excited about the expected birth of another great-grandbaby this year. Her knitting needles never rested! Monthly, Rose would mail an envelope of wildlife photos cut from the Western Star newspaper for me to enjoy seeing. We also exchanged homemade greeting cards. Family, personal friends and reading “The Daily Bread “ gave Rose the faith to live so positively. When faced with obstacles, a kind friend came to her rescue. The whitetail deer that visited regularly, will miss the carrots as will the blue jays will miss the early morning peanut toss. Rose did complain about the mess on the deck when the crows ate the peanuts. Rose’s happy voice and kind heart will always be remembered. With best regards, Diane Cass and my family.

Sherri Carpentier:

My sincere condolences to all of Rosaline’s family. She was a lovely person and she will certainly be missed.

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