Roslyn Ressler

July 16th, 2024

So sorry that I was unable to attend the service. I have very fond memories of the many times I spent with Roz but unfortunately as so very often happens we did not get together in the last years. I remember her wonderful personality and great sense of humor. She had a devotion to her children and grandchildren and loved talking about them. Please accept my deepest condolences on your loss. “TO LIVE IN HEARTS WE LEAVE BEHIND IS NOT TO DIE”

~Beverly Rosen
~friend, Highland Park

July 15th, 2024

My older brother Irwin and I , and to a lesser extent my younger brother Michael, grew up with Rozie, Honie and Davy when they lived in the Bronx and my family lived in Brooklyn. Irwin, who passed away a year ago, was very close to Roz and Honie. He suffered from Parkinsons and, like Roz, and now Honie, was not able to communicate with his beloved first cousins in his final years. I was several years younger than Roz but always adored her. She was a joy to be with, and she always made a point of paying special attention to me.
My wife and I became first time grandparents in our 80s, it was evident from Roz’s funeral service that you are all very fortunate to have had a Bubbe for so many years. We wish you all the best of life in the years ahead. Love, Barry and Natalie.

~Barry Pass
~First cousin (maternal), Arlington, VA

July 15th, 2024

My Aunty and I were very close. We discussed Everything…with a capital letter! I saw Roz just 2 years ago this month. I’m so happy I could spend time with her and met her new love in her life. Norton made my beloved aunt so very happy in her last years. She was and will always be remembered as a loving and caring person.

Throughout the years I spoke with my aunt at least every other month. Our ‘discussions’ would last at a minimum, 1 hour.

She is and will be missed as the warm and caring person she was in life. I love you my Aunty!

~Jill Leslie Perkins
~Aunt (my father’s youngest sister), Fullerton