Age 79, a daughter of the late Kenneth Brown and Marie Sutter Brown.
Rosie was known for her love of music. She was a self-taught organist and pianist and played both instruments at the Mill Village United Presbyterian Church where she was a faithful member. Memberships that Rosie enjoyed were the Mill Village Fun Loving Red Hatters and the Girl's Club. She also enjoyed attending the Union City Senior Center where she would sing a solo or two and where she enjoyed playing cards and games.
In addition to her parents, Rosie was preceded in death by a brother, George Brown; and a sister, Irene Andrews.
Surviving Rosie, in addition to her husband Clyde (Married 5/24/1957), is a son - Clyde L. McGinnett and his wife, Kathy of Youngswood, Pa.; a daughter - Cynthia Simmons of Martinsburg, W.Va.; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; a brother - Glenn Brown of Lincolnville; two sisters - Ruth Trojak of Union City; and Mary Lou Lisinski and her husband, Jack of Erie; and several nieces and nephews.
Interment will follow at Mill Village Cemetery.
Rosie was known for her love of music. She was a self-taught organist and pianist and played both instruments at the Mill Village United Presbyterian Church where she was a faithful member. Memberships that Rosie enjoyed were the Mill Village Fun Loving Red Hatters and the Girl's Club. She also enjoyed attending the Union City Senior Center where she would sing a solo or two and where she enjoyed playing cards and games.
In addition to her parents, Rosie was preceded in death by a brother, George Brown; and a sister, Irene Andrews.
Surviving Rosie, in addition to her husband Clyde (Married 5/24/1957), is a son - Clyde L. McGinnett and his wife, Kathy of Youngswood, Pa.; a daughter - Cynthia Simmons of Martinsburg, W.Va.; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; a brother - Glenn Brown of Lincolnville; two sisters - Ruth Trojak of Union City; and Mary Lou Lisinski and her husband, Jack of Erie; and several nieces and nephews.
Interment will follow at Mill Village Cemetery.
Age 79, a daughter of the late Kenneth Brown and Marie Sutter Brown.
Rosie was known for her love of music. She was a self-taught organist and pianist and played both instruments at the Mill Village United Presbyterian Church where she was a faithful member. Memberships that Rosie enjoyed were the Mill Village Fun Loving Red Hatters and the Girl's Club. She also enjoyed attending the Union City Senior Center where she would sing a solo or two and where she enjoyed playing cards and games.
In addition to her parents, Rosie was preceded in death by a brother, George Brown; and a sister, Irene Andrews.
Surviving Rosie, in addition to her husband Clyde (Married 5/24/1957), is a son - Clyde L. McGinnett and his wife, Kathy of Youngswood, Pa.; a daughter - Cynthia Simmons of Martinsburg, W.Va.; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; a brother - Glenn Brown of Lincolnville; two sisters - Ruth Trojak of Union City; and Mary Lou Lisinski and her husband, Jack of Erie; and several nieces and nephews.
Interment will follow at Mill Village Cemetery.
Rosie was known for her love of music. She was a self-taught organist and pianist and played both instruments at the Mill Village United Presbyterian Church where she was a faithful member. Memberships that Rosie enjoyed were the Mill Village Fun Loving Red Hatters and the Girl's Club. She also enjoyed attending the Union City Senior Center where she would sing a solo or two and where she enjoyed playing cards and games.
In addition to her parents, Rosie was preceded in death by a brother, George Brown; and a sister, Irene Andrews.
Surviving Rosie, in addition to her husband Clyde (Married 5/24/1957), is a son - Clyde L. McGinnett and his wife, Kathy of Youngswood, Pa.; a daughter - Cynthia Simmons of Martinsburg, W.Va.; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; a brother - Glenn Brown of Lincolnville; two sisters - Ruth Trojak of Union City; and Mary Lou Lisinski and her husband, Jack of Erie; and several nieces and nephews.
Interment will follow at Mill Village Cemetery.
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