Rose Marie Makosky, 74, child of God, sister, wife, mother and grandmother, returned home to God on December 26, 2014 surrounded by the family, whom she loved so dearly. Rose was bornDecember 15, 1940, the second child of Sylvester and Victoria (Campione) Frazzini. Born and raised in Campbell, she graduated from North High School, where she was a class officer and majorette. Through the years, she remained active in the planning of class reunions and was thankful to be able to attend the most recent class reunion and visit with her dear friends. As a teenager, Rose worked at her parent's restaurant, Vic & Syl's, where she met the love of her life, John Makosky. They were united in Holy Matrimony on August 23, 1958.John & Rose began their married life in Campbell, Ohio and moved to Warren in 1970. They returned to Campbell in 2006, touching many lives along the journey. Rose inherited a strong work ethic from her parents. While raising their six children, she was an active volunteer at St. Lucy Catholic Church and St. William Catholic Church. As a devoted wife, she stood by her man and supported John's activities in The Optimist Club, and the Knights of Columbus often serving as the hostess for various conventions and events. The Knights of Columbus honored her as Lady of the Year in 2011. As a young mother, she managed the Linconette's, a majorette group sponsored by The Optimist Club, in which she choreographed routines, taught baton twirling and made uniforms. Rose enjoyed sewing, often making her own maternity clothes. The Makosky children were often seen dressed in matching clothing crafted by Rose. She had a passion for cooking and baking and thoroughly enjoyed feeding the multitude. Upon moving to Warren, John & Rose had several businesses, which she helped manage. In the early 1970's, she began working for Vic & Syl's Burger Chef, a franchise begun by her parents. Rose was the secretary/bookkeeper for Local Union USWA 1375, retiring in 2005 after 25 years of service. Rose was a true woman for Christ, serving the Church her entire life. Rose was patient, kind, loving and full of grace. As an active member of St. William Church, Rose chaired, along with her husband, the festival food booth sand was the founding mother of the church's Catering Service and Fish Dinners. She was an active member of St. William Women's Guild and chaired countless parish events. Returning to her roots in Campbell in 2006, she joined the parish of her youth, St. Lucy Church. Her love of cooking and serving others led her to volunteer in the kitchen for many parish events. Following in her mother's footsteps, she, became a member of the Infant of Prague Guild, serving as president and chairman for many events. Her endless energy, humble spirit and desire to help others are a true testament to her faith in God and devotion to her church. Rose is survived by John, her beloved husband of 56 years, six children, Vikki (Vince) Dota–Pavis; Joseph (Judy) Makosky; Roseann (Simon) Graj; Christine (Brian) McCue; Juliana Britt; and John (Amy) Makosky. She leaves 27grandchildren Kerri, Renee, Heather, Dennis, Harry, Sheila; Teresa (Eric), Angela (Rich), Sara, Joseph, Jacquelynn; Evan, Noah, Ashley (Kristin), Kristan, Amelia, Isabelle, Jacob; Joshua (Ashley), Katherine, Anna, Elizabeth, Nathan; Eric, Megan, Sloan and Patrick; 11 great-grandchildren, Shon; Emma, Ian; Ailia, Jaylen; Madeline; Gavin, Jayden; Olive; Addison and Charles. Her memory will also be cherished by her brother Sylvester (Virginia) Frazzini Jr., sister Deborah (Jerry) Novosel, sisters-in law Marian Frazzini- Studebaker, Mary, Sara and Dorothy Makosky, Anne Hvisdak, brothers-in-law Roland Miller and Andrew Makosky, numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, mother-in-law (Teresa), father-in-law (Joseph), her brother, Henry, brothers-in-law George, Joseph, William, Edward and Steve Makosky, Andrew Hvisdak, sisters-in-law Helen Makosky and Teresa Miller, and three sons-in-law, Dennis Dota, John Baiduc, and Kenneth "Skinny" Britt. During her illness, she expressed how she was so overwhelmed by the out-pouring of prayers and messages of love and support. She remained ever thankful to God for the many blessings throughout her life, but most especially for being shown by others how she had touched their lives, including her "family" from Mexico, Ignacio, Teresa and Carlos del Rincon whom she took into her home as exchange students. Rose's family extends their heartfelt thanks to all those who showered Rose with love and support during her illness, most especially; Rich, Jen and staff of St. Elizabeth Rehab and Hospice of the Valley for their loving care of Rose; The Knights of Columbus Council #7491 for the Spaghetti Dinner Benefit for Rose and Mitch Angelo of All Care Tranzport for his love and kindness while "driving Miss Rosie." The family wishes to say to their beloved Rose, "Well done thy good and faithful servant", thank you for a wonderful life. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to St. William "Sharing the Light Campaign", Christ the Good Shepard Infant of Prague Guild, and Hospice of the Valley. Friends and family may say farewell during calling hours at Wasko Funeral Home on Tuesday, December 30 from 4:00 – 7:00. A prayer service will be held at the Funeral Home on December 31 at 9:30am. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10:00 am at Christ the Good Shepard/St. Lucy Parish. Rose will be laid to rest at St. John Cemetery. May her soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. The Makosky family has entrusted their loved one to the care of the Wasko Funeral Home.