Rosie (Coltrane) Shaver

A candle was lit by Roger Keith Stanley Jr. on October 9, 2018 12:54 AM

Message from Roger Keith Stanley Jr.

I just found out about Rosalie passing away. She was such an incredible person. The words that come to mind are humorous, kind, compassionate, loving, elegant, classy etc.. She was my grandmother Pauline's sister. I remember talking to her on the phone, after my dad Roger died and it was as if time stood still. Incredibly bright and cheerful. She was always so sweet and loving. I said something to the effect of you know The Coltranes/ Stanley's are of royal blood. She let out a laugh the size of Texas and responded. "Yes, yes we are!" I will never forget her. The tribute video was such a joy to watch. Love to the family..

A candle was lit by Jean Sanders Shumaker, Colorado on April 29, 2017 2:25 AM

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Benny, David, and family,

I never forgot my beautiful first neighbor from 62 years ago, your dad, or Dean. . Your mother was always so welcoming, warm, cheerful, and full of grace. Don and I have many happy memories of time spent in your State Street house, right next to ours. In fact, not long ago, I published a story referencing you.

I'm so sorry for your loss. You're in our thoughts and prayers.

Much love,
Jean Sanders Shumaker

A candle was lit by Jean Sanders Shumaker, Colorado on April 29, 2017 2:15 AM

Message from RAY & MARGIE ROOK

our sympathy is extended to the family as they morne the loss of a great lady..
Horace and I were friends in Junior High school in 1942. Margie and I renewed our friendship with Horace and Rosie in 1952 when we returned to High Point and joined
North Main Street Baptist Church.
Rosie was wonderful and great lady that was loved by everyone she met.
My mother always said she was the friendliest lady that attended the church. she loved Rosie dearly as did everyone that knew her .She will live on in the hearts of the
people who knew her.
Ray & Margie Rook

Message from George and Sandy Dutton

She was such a beautiful woman .inside and out. She always had a smile on her face. One of my fondest memories of her was on Kayla's 1st birthday. Kayla ate steak on her 1st birthday and Grandmama and I kept looking at each other as Kayla "plojwed" through the pieces of meat. We both gave a sigh of relief and laughed when she had finished it . She was so dear to me that I called her MY grandmother and she seemed pleased with that. When I sent her a card in the mail , I addressed her as grandmother. She will be missed by so many people.

A candle was lit by Hazel Hinkle on April 26, 2017 2:37 PM

Message from Hazel Hinkle

Such a sweet, sweet lady. She was loved by all her friends and volunteers at Clapp's Nursing Home, and will be surely missed. Even when she didn't feel well, she always had a smile and a hug. Prayers for her family.

A candle was lit by Karen Dorsett on April 25, 2017 8:36 PM

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So sorry for your loss. Rosie was the kindest, sweetest, most caring lady . She will truly be missed
Terry and Karen
Dorsett

A candle was lit by Mr & Mrs Terry Dorsett on April 25, 2017 8:33 PM

Message from Vincie Merigo

I am so sorry for your loss, Ms. Rosie was such a sweet lady, I will miss her. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. I am so glad I had the honor of knowing this sweet lady.

A candle was lit by Vincie Merigo "Purple" on April 25, 2017 9:14 AM

Message from Terri Smith

Aunt Rosalie, I will miss your hugs, stories and laughter.
All my love and blessings to the Shaver family.
Terri

Message from Don Sanders

Benny and David, I was so very sorry to hear of the passing of your Mother, Rosie. She was like my next door Mom all those many years ago. I was just very recently thinking and wondering about her. Rosie is one of the nicest people I have ever known and is a part of my fondest memories.