Rosealla Meredith

Rosella Mae Meredith
Born October 14, 1926 to November 22, 2020.
Once know as Rosie Brown passed on Tuesday November 24th quietly at home with her family. She was 94, born on October 14, 1926 in Jackson Michigan. She attended Eastern High School graduating in 1944. She met Robert Brown in Fort Lauderdale while he was in the Navy. Within a couple of years they were married and moved to New York City.
While living in New York they had their first child Robert W. Brown Jr.
Over the next several years Rose worked at several jobs while raising their son Robert. In 1949
they moved to East Lansing, Michigan and had son number two, Hal T. Brown. Rose raised the two boys and worked jobs for friends at local businesses. Then in 1957 came two more children; ... twins Ed and Chris. They were beautiful children and became the new life of Rose and Robert Brown.
She eventually divorced and married Robert Meredith in 1969 .
Rose loved friends, bowling, music, dancing, casinos, and the lottery, but most of all her children. Her family meant everything to her, along with friends and the friends of her children when they were growing up. Her passions were all sports of Michigan, the Tigers, Lions. Her greatest joy was watching Michigan State play football and basketball. Her voice will be missed!
Survived by her children; Bob Brown in Denver, Co +(Judy Selig), Hal Brown +(Olympia Zucchini) Sarasota Fl, Ed Brown (+ Bernie) in Haslett, Mi, and Chris McKearney and son Travis
Grandchildren Jennifer (Brown) Pyle (Ron Pyle) of Newburgh, Ind; great granddaughters Avery, Tyler, Ella, and Quinlan; and her grandson Ryan Brown ( Kristin) of Memphis, Tn. Benjamin Brown , (Kathryn)
Riley, Blake Brown (Lindsey) Brady Brown, (Isabella), Abbey Brown & Travis McKearney ( Darci)
She lived a wonderful 94 years surrounded by fun, love, friends, and family.
A cute aside... she lived at Ed's house the last few years. Rose had a stationary bike which She loved to ride. She would proudly tell us (happily) that she rode 5 miles every day. But... the odometer said .5! Bless her heart! She will be greatly missed by all!