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ms Rosalie of Beaver
01/08/1932 - 04/14/2010


ms Rosalie, 78 of Rochester passed away Wednesday, April 14, 2010 at Heritage Valley, Beaver. Born January 8, 1932 in Rochester, PA, she was the daughter of the late Louis & Edith McPherson. She has lived in Beaver for the past 25 years having previously resided in California. She was a former secretary for the Beaver County Times, had enjoyed acting and shared her talent of singing with many churches and also The Little Red Barn Theater. Besides her parents she is preceded in death by her daughter, Sue Ellen Cameron in 1984. She is survived by two sons, Robert Cameron, Florida, John Cameron, Beaver, PA a daughter Nancy Cameron of Texas, two brothers, Carlisle McPherson, Brighton Twp., Louis McPherson, Jr., Rogers, OH., two sisters, Lila Wilson, Florida, Mary Ellen Lehman, Brighton Township, four grandchildren, Leesa Schwartz, Brighton Twp, John Nevins IV, Megan Boquet, both of California, Daniel Cameron, England, and 7 great grandchildren. As per her wishes, cremation services are being handled by Noll Funeral Home, Inc., 333 Third St., Beaver. Online condolences may be shared at nollfuneral.com. Memorial contributions may be made if desired to the DAV, c/o Beaver County Veterans Assistance, Beaver County Court House, Third St. Beaver, PA 15009.

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Name: Sandra C. Rubino
Relation: sister-in-law
First I want to extend my sincere sympathy to the family.Rosalie was a wonderful in-law.I have many fond memories.I will never forget her beautiful voice.May she rest in peace.


Name: Dianne Schermerhorn
Relation: Friend
My deepest sympathy to all members of Rosalie's family. Back in the 1960s, I had the pleasure of getting to know Rosalie through acting in community theatre (Chippewa Playhouse & the Regent Theatre in Beaver Falls) & singing in the choir of the First Presbyterian Church in Beaver. I was a guest at her apartment in Los Angeles in 1967, where she & her fiance, Sal Perrota, who lived nearby in LA, showed me a great time in the way of sightseeing. When I moved back to my family home in Beaver after 29 years of living in Pittsburgh, Rosalie saw my name in the "Beaver County Times" as a Thanksgiving day soup kitchen volunteer & called me. We had many telephone conversations & a number of meals together. Over the past several years I tried to call Rosalie but always just got a message on her answering machine. Her illness apparently made telephone conversations difficult. She was a great person with one of the best senses of humor I have ever encountered, even though her life was full of challenges. You have lost a wonderful mother, grandmother, great-grandmother & sister.


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