Rose C. Kuffel

Birth date: Sep 23, 1917 Death date: Nov 13, 2009

Rose C. Kuffel was born on September 23, 1917 in St. Helens, Oregon to Bartholomew & Madeline Isiah. She died at Hopewell House in Portland on November 13, 2009 at the age of 92. Rose spent her whole life in St. Helens, she went Read Obituary

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Anonymous

859w ago

Your mom was the best aunt and godmother a person could ever have.
I loved her dearly. Knowing that she is in heaven with Uncle Leonard, mom and dad is comforting.
She was such a giving and loving person that I know God has a special place for her in heaven.
Our fun clam digging trips to the coast as kids will always be outstanding memories. Also coming over after midnight mass on Christmas Eve was so much fun except you got to open your presents and we had to wait until morning Anyway, our love and prayers go out to you..Take care of yourselves...Love Cousin Barb and hubby Ron##imported-begin##Barbara Olson##imported-end##

Anonymous

859w ago

Darrel and I were privileged to become acquainted with Rose so many years ago in the pharmacy and we always enjoyed her. She was such a nice lady.
We send our sympathy, to you, Ron and Kathy, and your families, and know that you will have many wonderful memories from years past.
Sincerely,
Darrel and Helen Purkerson##imported-begin##Darrel & Helen Purkerson##imported-end##

Anonymous

859w ago

Kathy and Ron,
I personally would like to tell you that losing a mother is always difficult. Rose was able to live a long and productive life. It seems like I've known her my entire life and I'm proud to say that I have. My sincere condolences and hoping the family will know that Rose is now in a very good place.##imported-begin##Bonnylee MacKenzie##imported-end##

Anonymous

859w ago

Deepest sympathy to both Ron, Kathy and families on the passing of Aunt Rose. One of the great memories I will always cherish about her is how she cared for and had pride in servicemen. She wrote me often while on my service obligation and that always cheered me up. I thanked her then and thank her now. And hopefully she'll write me in a very special way again.##imported-begin##Peter & Sheri Fronsee##imported-end##

Anonymous

859w ago

Ron, Kathy, Myra, Ray and family,

We are so sorry to learn of your Mom’s death. From everything we have known and been told in our lives, Aunt Rose enjoyed her life and loved her family dearly. For that you can be grateful. We always saw her smiling with a twinkle in her eye. Now, we can see our Dad, Pete, greeting her at the Pearly Gates of Heaven with a big hug and a deck of cards. She was, without a doubt, one of Dad’s favorite people in the whole world, as we heard many, many stories of their fun times in Oregon. Our family will have very fond memories of Aunt Rose. Please know your family will be in all of our prayers.

Love to all,
Chris Keiser, on behalf of the Pete and Yvonne Fronsee family##imported-begin##The Fronsee Family##imported-end##

Anonymous

859w ago

MY PRAYERS ARE FOR COMFORT FOR THE FAMILY!!! LOSING MY MOM WAS VERY HEARTBREAKING!! IN CHRISTIAN LOVE DICK PIERCE##imported-begin##DICK PIERCE##imported-end##

Anonymous

859w ago

Ron, Kathy and families, You can be proud of your mom. Her countless hours of volunteering at the senior center won't go unrewarded in heaven. I miss the old neighborhood with your mom and dad as neighbors. Rose will be missed.##imported-begin##Kathy Cooper Ashley##imported-end##

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