Rosanne Schabinger

February 17th, 2025

Though I didn’t see your mom often we did keep in touch in recent years on Instagram. She always wanted to know how I was doing. I remember her love of bridge, a game I also enjoy, and would have loved the chance to play with her, no doubt I could have learned a great deal from her. She was so proud of you, your family, and accomplishments. She will be missed.

~Vicky Severson
~Friend, Naples, Florida

February 16th, 2025

I most remember in high school and college vacations that we would get together with other friends. Our mothers taught us Mah Jongg, Canasta, Bridge, Kalooke, and other games. we were always playing games. She played the piano so beautifully and could figure out how to play a song by hearing it only once. I would hear about her from my brother-in-law Gerry Landy, who ran a duplicate bridge game in Chicago before Covid. I randomly kept in touch over the years, but I am sorry I have not seen here since Covid. I regret that now.

~Gail Heckmyer
~High School Friend, Highland Park, IL

February 16th, 2025

I always enjoyed seeing my cousin and her family. She always had a friendly smile and a big heart. She was a terrific bridge player. She will be missed. May her memory be a blessing.

~Max Rothschild
~1st cousin, Ames,IA

February 16th, 2025

I met Roseanne over 20 years ago when we were both playing online bridge. We had lovely bridge games and chats. She and Jennifer visited us in Tampa and we played in a regional together. Whenever our paths met, at a tournament or online, it was so easy to pick up our chatting. Rest in peace, Roseanne.

~Muriel Altus
~Bridge friend, Tampa, FL

February 16th, 2025

Rosanne has been a friend and bridge partner for half of our lives. She will be remembered as a caring, open, honest, generous, positive soul.

~Betsy downs
~Friend, Chicago, il

February 16th, 2025

Sending your family love and light as you gather, honor and remember. My parents (June and Ron Walaitis) played bridge with Warren and Rosanne for many many years? Decades?
I remember their dating, getting married and then the huge surprise announcement that they were having a kid! I know Rosanne cherished her daughter and grandkids, and she will be deeply missed.

~Ellie Campbell, DO
~Friend, Atlanta GA