Lewis Rose III
January 10, 1928 – March 25, 2019
Lewis “Opa” Rose, III, 91, of Lusby, MD passed away on March 25, 2019 at his residence. Born January 10, 1928 in Baltimore, MD, he was the son of the late Lewis Rose, Jr. and Marie Rose.
Lewis enlisted in the U.S. Army on May 25, 1955 and served twenty seven years, retiring as Master Sergeant on December 31, 1982. During his service he received numerous medals and honors to include Safe Driver Badge, National Defense Service Medal 2nd Oak Leaf Cluster, Army Occupational Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Vietnam Campaign Medal, Bronze Star Medal, Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm, Expert Badge with Rifle Bar, Overseas Service Ribbon, Army Service Ribbon, Army Commendation Medal, Eight Good Conduct Medals, WWII Victory Medal and Meritorious Service Medal. Lewis married his wife Pauline Elfreda Rose on June 27, 1959. He was a member of American Legion Post 274.
Lewis is survived by his children, Gary Rose (Diane), and Mark Rose (Jane); daughter-in-law, Virginia Bauer; grandchildren, Mark Bauer (Karen), Edgar Bauer (Susan), Virginia Pontzer (Andrew), Edith Hoover (Thomas) and Chris Bauer (Linda); great-grandchildren, Samantha, Joseph, Eddie, John Paul, Andrew, Aubrey, Bryson and Faustina; and great-great grandchild, Noah. He was preceded in death by his wife, Pauline E. Rose on June 1, 2010 and his son, Edmund Bauer.
Visitation
Sunday, March 31, 2019
11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Services
- Life Celebration Service
Sunday, March 31, 2019
1:00 pm
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26 Mar 2019
4:05pm
Remember me: Speak of me as you have always done. Remember the good times, laughter, and fun. Share the happy memories we’ve made. Do not let them wither or fade. I’ll be with you in the summer’s sun And when the winter’s chill has come. I’ll be the voice that whispers in the breeze. I’m peaceful now, put your mind at ease. I’ve rested my eyes and gone to sleep, But memories we’ve shared are yours to keep. Sometimes our final days may be a test, But remember me when I was at my best. Although things may not be the same, Don’t be afraid to use my name. Let your sorrow last for just a while. Comfort each other and try to smile. I’ve lived a life filled with joy and fun. Live on now, make me proud of what you’ll become.
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City
Lexington Park
State
Maryland
29 Mar 2019
8:57pm
To the family of OPA Rose. Sending condolences and prayers to you all during this difficult time. He was an awesome person who lived a wonderful life and I thank you all for sharing your OPA with all of us. RIP OPA and I know your at peace with OMA by your side again.
City
Lusby
State
MD
10 Jan 2020
11:14am
Today is Pappi Rose Birthday. I worked for him 71 74 Mannheim in the 150 T. C. and 79-80 At Bragg. Good Man knew his wife and lots of the German family on her side. Never became acquainted with any of his Children he was proud of them all. We had a lot of good times. He was one of the first people I worked for in the Army who showed compassion and stern leadership.
City
Mercer
State
PA
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Remember me: Speak of me as you have always done. Remember the good times, laughter, and fun. Share the happy memories we’ve made. Do not let them wither or fade. I’ll be with you in the summer’s sun And when the winter’s chill has come. I’ll be the voice that whispers in the breeze. I’m peaceful now, put your mind at ease. I’ve rested my eyes and gone to sleep, But memories we’ve shared are yours to keep. Sometimes our final days may be a test, But remember me when I was at my best. Although things may not be the same, Don’t be afraid to use my name. Let your sorrow last for just a while. Comfort each other and try to smile. I’ve lived a life filled with joy and fun. Live on now, make me proud of what you’ll become.
Source: https://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/remember-me-12
To the family of OPA Rose. Sending condolences and prayers to you all during this difficult time. He was an awesome person who lived a wonderful life and I thank you all for sharing your OPA with all of us. RIP OPA and I know your at peace with OMA by your side again.
Today is Pappi Rose Birthday. I worked for him 71 74 Mannheim in the 150 T. C. and 79-80 At Bragg. Good Man knew his wife and lots of the German family on her side. Never became acquainted with any of his Children he was proud of them all. We had a lot of good times. He was one of the first people I worked for in the Army who showed compassion and stern leadership.