Rosemary Lothspeich

Rosemary was my real Godmother and seemed like a fairy Godmother to me. She was my Mom’s best childhood friend and cousin. Coincidentally, she passed on the same date as my Mom, but 28 years apart! Like someone said, Best friends reunited! She always welcomed me with open arms and sent me home with baked goods and small gifts that I knew she’d cherished years before. What a JOY to reread her letters from years ago and I know that when she wrote “God Bless You, Cindy and I love you”, signed “Your Godmother, Rosemary” it came straight from her heart. My deepest sympathy to her family and all who loved her.

Rosemary was a sweet soul. Got to visit with her many times at ST. Catherine’s while visiting my Dad there. They were “neighbors”. We also lived in Belfield. My brothers and sisters also had the opportunity to visit with her. All say how sweet she was. I will miss seeing her when visiting Dad. My deepest sympathy, love and prayers for the family. I’m sure you all have beautiful memories to hold close to your hearts.
Debbie Kroshus and the Ouellette family.

I have many fond memories of Rosemary from the DQ in DIckinson. My thoughts and prayers are with your entire family.

I am 97 years old and Rosemarys brother. we grew up on the farm near Langdon. when we were kids we walked to the contry school one and a half west of the farm . it was five years before our brother Paul was born so we had a special bond between us. I always said I didnt have a big brother but I had a big sister to look after me . we always had that special feeling between us. church was always importment for her and I believe she is getting herreward now.

Our sincere condolences to Pat and Keith and families…I always enjoyed visiting with your Mom at Queen of Peace in Dickinson. She was a warm, friendly face always.

I have many fond memories withheld from times with grandma. Sending love🫶🏼

Sorry to hear of Rosemary’s passing. I remember her well. I enjoyed working with her and some of her family at the Dairy Queen in Belfield. She always had a smile and a friendly hi when she saw you. Sympathy to her Family.

Our Sympathy to the family of Rosemary Lothspeich. I’m so gratefull to meet this energetic woman, who raised 6 children , ran a business and always had a great sense of humor. You where a sunshine an I will always remember you. I love you, bärbel

Deepest Sympathy for the loss of your mother. My mother, Beverly Rehbein, spoke of Rosemary often. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
Your families are in my thoughts and prayer.

Rosie was a wonderful, wonderful woman, and was so cherished and loved by my mother, Elizabeth Ullyot Vahlgren. Certain that they are playing pinochle or canasta in heaven, along with Eva and Ray and the rest of the family. God bless Rosemary.