Rosie Schwartz

Hi Paul, Leah and I are saddened to hear about your mother's passing. Sending you our sincere condolences during this difficult time. May her memory be a blessing.

So sorry for your loss. Wishing you strength and sending hugs. Love Bracha, Marc and boys

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So sorry for your loss. Sending love to the whole family.

Dear Paul and Patty and family, We would like to extend our condolences to you and your family on the loss of your mother. We are thinking of you at this difficult time. Amy and Alan Ginsberg

Paul, our deepest condolences on your loss. I remember the first time I met Rosie, Frank introduced her as his second mom. She was everyone’s second mom! We lost touch over the years, but she will live on in those unbelievable stories, laughs and fond memories. Always with love, Frank and Dalva

Paul, our deepest condolences on your loss. I remember the first time I met Rosie, Frank introduced her as his second mom. She was everyone’s second mom! We lost touch over the years, but she will live on in those unbelievable stories, laughs and fond memories. Always with love,

Rosie, I will miss your jokes, reminiscing about the neighbourhood, and the talk of food. Every visit was an adventure and my walks down Brunswick will always remind me of you. May the place you find yourself now be full of chicken soup, chocolate babka, and jelly beans. Love from all of us, Ivan for the Beeckmans (Ivan, Megan and Pierre)

Dear Paul and Family. We were saddened to hear of the passing of your mother, mother-in-law and grandmother Rosie We have fond memories of her and she will forever hold a place in our hearts. It is the end of an era and the neighborhood will never be the same. May God comfort you and may Rosie's memory be a blessing. Love Rose, Luca and Carla De Angelis

BIG HUGS are sent to you Paul, Patty and family. Sincere condolences on the loss of Rosie.

Dear Paul, We go back many years and share fond memories. Victoria, Sarah and I send you our condolences. Baruch Dayan HaEmes. Sincerely, The Hort’s

I spent my early years at 257 Brunswick Ave. One day much later on l met Rosie on Bloor St. & we reconnected. After that all I had to do was knock on the front door and I would get the greatest welcome. I was able to give whichever of my children or grandchildren was with me a grand tour of the house I grew up in. Paul, I met you on one of the visits and she had every reason to be proud of you. I only know a bit of her whole life story but I know that you have every reason to be proud of her. My sincere condolences.

Dear Paul and Family. Your mom and I go back many years on Brunswick Ave. and Camp Northland. Rosie was her own person. I loved all her stories and her charisma and energy. May you and your family always remember your mom with love and affection. She was one of a kind. Our sincere condolences.

Dear Paul, Patty, Julian and Dana, We are so sorry for the loss of your mom/grandmother Rosie. We are thinking of you now and are sending love and hugs your way. Steph and Howie, Zack and Ben

We lived five doors away from Rosie and Paul on castlefield Ave in 1960 and onward. Rosie took me- an eleven year old kid on her scooter around the neighborhood. It was so “bohemian”. I remember her fondly because she was so different from the other parents on the street. Sorry for your loss Paul and family.

Paul Patty and family so sorry to hear of the loss of your mother Rosie. You always knew when she was in the room and so much fun. My sincerest condolences to all.

Paul Patty and family so very sorry to hear of your loss of your mother Rosie. You always knew when she was in the room and so much fun. My sincerest condolences to all

Paul , Patty and family so very sorry to hear of the loss of your mother Rosie. You always knew when she was in the room and so much fun. My sincerest condolences to the family

I just heard of Rosie's death. I was introduced to her years ago by a mutual friend. Rosie was a genuine human being. Her life force was informed by a strong work ethic, social values and she was never at a loss for opinions on this, that and everything. Her B.S. detector was generally on high alert just like her well honed moral compass but at the same time she was warm and generous to all those she knew. Like me, she opened her home to all sorts of people who needed a place to live and visitors never left without a container of soup or goodies she had concocted. She was larger than life and I was one of many who were privileged to know her. She is if the ages now and is ageless.