Birth date: Dec 24, 1935 Death date: May 22, 2013
Rose Ann Anderson died Wednesday, May 22, at Israel Family Hospice House in Ames. Rose was born December 24, 1935 in Ogden, Iowa as the daughter of Morris and Florence (Broussard) Cooper. Rose was delivered by her grandfather, Dr. Read Obituary
Art Anderson, senior scientist at physiol and pharmacol in the vet school, introduced me and his wife Rose Ann during my PhD program 1970-'76. This couple was unfailingly kind to me. Their taking me on their drive to Rose's relatives in Louisiana was a needed break during a difficult time. We e-mailed after I left but sadly were unable to meet again. My deepest sympathy goes to her family.
Just found out Rose Ann had died. Would love to hear from her children. I am her 1st cousin (daughter of James Broussard. My email is [email protected]. My Phone number is 337-339-2555. I would love to hear from them. I also grew up away from the Broussard family.
I had the privilege of seeing Rose for her allergies for many years.Always pleasant, gracious, and kind. She was a wonderful lady and it was our privilege to care for her
Sincerest condolences to the family
Edward G. Nassif MD
I had the pleasure of serving Rose Ann when i worked at Walmart Pharmacy in Ames. She was a wonderful lady, and will be greatly missed. I will never forget what a wonderful lady she was to serve.
To Mike, and the family of Rose, I send my sympathy to you and your family in the loss of Rose. I met Rose several years ago at Rolling Green in Nevada. She shared a room with my mom, for a short time. Rose gave us all love, kindness, and when we struggled to which room Mom would be in , it was Rose who said she can be with me, that reminded me of our Lords words of saying "when I was homeless your welcomed me home. Now enter into the home of my Father." May God welcome her home with open arms, and may He send peace to all of you. Cathy Bagley
I never knew Rose Ann Anderson, but I would like to reach out with sympathy to the family, especially to Dave Anderson as he and the rest of the family and her friends go through this difficult time.
To Rose's family,
I met your mom at the secretaries association org; she was always so pleasant and had a smile for everyone.
She was very dedicated to the group; I'd visit with her at Fareway too.
May God comfort you all now in the days, months, and years to come.
Put a video of her on when you are missing her ... hearing her voice/laughter and watching her gestures and mannerisms.
MAKE COPIES OF THESE 1ST before you wear them out. ;)
