Margaret Rose “Rosie” (Wallace)
Born
She was married Aug. 23, 1947, to her
beloved husband, Ellis Harold Holland. They raised three children in
Rosie was a warm, friendly and compassionate
woman who never met a stranger. She always found something good to say about
everyone she met, but she never had a problem “calling it as she saw it!”
Rosie enjoyed great success as a champion
bowler throughout her life, and was looking forward to participating in the
upcoming national tournament in
In addition to frequent trips visiting
family and friends, Rosie and Ellis traveled the world to exotic destinations
like
In her early years she worked as a
hairdresser and waitress. She was so successful working with people that
she eventually became a trainer in the hospitality field for Marriott.
Every year, for many years, that grey haired
lady would march in the Prescott Frontier Days’ Parade – 80 plus years young
and proud of it. And, by the way, she also gave her time to volunteer at
Habitat for Humanity and the Prescott Democratic Headquarters. Rosie was
known as the “grey-haired sweet woman” seen crawling under fences to put up her
favorite candidates’ signs.
Our Mother will be forever missed by her
surviving family members including her husband of 63 years, Ellis; her
children, Harold Keith Holland, Carolyn A. Holland, Donna Jean Holland Foley;
her grandchildren, Jennifer Alexandria (Jennings) Jochim,
David Shane Jennings, Scott Nathan Foley, Eric Brandon Foley; four
great-grandchildren, Shayla Kay Jennings, Hailey Raean Jennings, Marcus Connor Jochim,
Miles Scott Jochim; and brother, Donald Jerry
Wallace.
She was preceded in death by her parents;
and brother, Harris Douglas Wallace.
Remembrances to Rose may be made to:
St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital or Habitat for Humanity.
We love you, Mother, and wish you eternal
peace.