ROSEMARY CARSON (nee Evans)

It is with saddened hearts that the family of Rosemary announces her passing on March 22, 2023 in her 93rd year at Northland Pointe, Port Colborne.

Left to mourn are her sons Rob (Barbara 2021), John (Paula), Tom (Lynda) and Orrin.  Her grandchildren Rebecca (Matt), Rachel (Brock) and Tommy and her brother Jack (Sheryl).

Love you Mom, love you more.

Predeceased by her beloved husband of over 65 years Robert (Bob) and her parents Johnny and Irene Evans.

Rosemary was born in Sault St. Marie, moved to Kingston as a young girl and grew up there. She was raised by a single mother (widowed) along with her older brother Jack. She graduated via Queens as a RN but eventually left her nursing career to raise her family of four boys. After meeting and marrying Bob in Kingston they moved to Toronto, then to Pennsylvania before settling in Fonthill where she spent the majority of her life.

She enjoyed tennis, paddle tennis, bridge and swimming. She was a major animal lover and a great conversationalist with a quick wit.  She always said raising four boys was like being the towel attendant at the YMCA. Her many friends would concur she was extremely kind, generous and had a liberal outlook on life. 

The family would like to thank the staff at Northland Pointe for their wonderful care and support.

A private interment will be held in Kingston, Ontario and a Celebration of Life at a later date.

If you would like to honour Rosemary’s life please (in lieu of flowers), donate to Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Fonthill, ON or the OSPCA or make a donation to a charity of your choice.

Arrangements entrusted to Lampman Funeral Home, Fenwick, ON. www.lampmanfuneralhome.com

 

12 thoughts on “ROSEMARY CARSON (nee Evans)

  • Love you so much Mom. You were the best mother anyone could have. Will miss your wit, kindness and love. You had a good long life and are now at peace. RIP mom. XO

  • I have had the privilege of knowing Rosemary for the last few years of her life. Spending almost every day together you learn old stories, share in new memories, and build a friendship that will last in my heart forever. I will never refer to a serviette as a napkin again and often catch myself saying tomatoe her way. My heart is with you all.

  • Love you Mom. We will greatly miss the love you gave us all. We were not ready to lose you but take solace in the fact you will be with Dad again. Love you more.

  • Rosemary was mother-in-law to my sister Barbara. Although I never met her, clearly she was an accomplished person who did a great job raising her family. My condolences to Rob and to his brothers & their families.

  • While I had not seen my Aunt Rosemary in quite a few years, I will always remember her with fondness. She had a big personality and was strong minded and devoted to her family.
    Our heartfelt condolences to cousins Rob, John, Tom, and Orrin, and their families.

  • Condolences to the family. What a lovely and lively person, witty and smart, a fond memory for us as our Aunt Rosemary. Xx Barbara and Joost

  • So sorry for the boy’s loss. I hope they take comfort in knowing that their mother lived a long, happy life. Be kind to each other. Our thoughts are with the family.
    Bob & Judi

  • I have such pleasant , happy memories of Rosemary! She had a great sense of humour and was absolutely devoted to her family! She insisted that each one , was her « favourite »!!

  • I loved Rosemary so much and I will miss her more than words can say. She was such an amazing women and more than family she was a wonderful friend. She loved her family with her whole heart and soul unconditionally. Was a true friend of nature and loved all animals. I remember many of her friends saying when they pass they want to come back as one of Rosemary’s cats. I will always keep her last words to me in my heart forever.
    “ I love you more”

  • So sorry for your loss, she was a wonderful lady with such a happy laugh. My fondest memories of Rosemary were when she shared her love of barbecuing with us. Sitting by the pool she would always demonstrate her unique and wonderful ways of getting our delicious summer meals started.

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