Rosalie Harrison Obituary

Arlene,

May God Continue to strenghten you through your time of bereavement. Mrs. Harrison was a very special teacher at Haut Gap and St. Johns High Schools.She will always be remember. I believe she is resting with all the saints Mrs.Gillard,Mrs.Graves,Mrs.Thorton, Rev.Jackson,Rev.Fields and our classmate James Owens.



George and Cynthia Washington

Class of 1973 STJohns High

My deepest sympathy is extended to you and your family. Mrs. Harrison inspired me to become an English teacher. I will remember her from our days at Haut Gap High School and St. Johns High. May you find strength from above during your period of bereavement

Love's greatest gift is "remembrance" and always know that she loved you with "all" of her heart and soul. Mother's are special always and no one will ever replace her. Sincerely!

God is with you in your sorrow, and He will never leave your side.

With deepest Sympathy.

Arlene

May God be with you and your family.

The late Mrs. Miriam Thornton's daughter.

To Arlyne & Family: You have my deepest sympathy. Your mom (who was my cousin) has been an inspiration to me throughout high school along with Ms. Gaillard. After finding out we were related, she really kept me in "CHECK". All she had to do was remind me that she will make a phone call or take me out into the hallway. Your mom was an inspiration to all who had any encounter with her. My prayers are with you, your family, and mine through this time of sorrow. Take care and keep your hands in "GOD'S" hand.

Ms. Judy Ann Legare and Family

Dear Arlyene:

I would like to express my deepest sympathy to you and your family in the loss of your mother. I know at this time there are no words adequate to heal the pain that you feel right now, but take solace in knowing that the Lord knows and feels our pain and He will give you comfort and strength to face the days ahead; for truly "earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal."

Your friend and classmate,

Robert C. Felder

Arlene,

I was truly saddened to read your mother's obituary. Our mother's played in the same bridge club for years and I remember her very well. You and your family have my deepest sympathy and prayers.

Arlene, my mother and I extend our heartfelt sympathy to you and your family at your time of breavement.

Arlene - you have my deepest sympathy. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. Your mom was one of my high school english teachers.

To my cousin Arlene. I wish I could be there for you during your time of bereavement. Cousin Rosalie is resting in Heaven now and all we can do is pray that we will meet her again someday. My prayers are with you and the rest of the family. Much love and prayers. Your cousin Leigh-Leigh.

To Arlene & Family:

On behalf of my family, I would like to extend our deepest sympathy. May God bless you and your family during this time of bereavement.

You have my deepest sympathy

You are in our deepest thoughts and prayers.



Odell & Family

I have been truly blessed to have known Rosalie Harrison since 1964. Rosalie and Arlyne was my second family. In 40 years, she remained the same and accepted life with a smile, self sufficient, a direct approach to everything and completely honest with everyone she met. People always thought Arlyne and I were twins, since we dressed alike at times and played together every weekend and took trips together. Arlyne was not only my best friend, but the sister I always wanted as a child. When we got in trouble for leaving our Barbie dolls all over the place, not going to bed when she told us, but played in the closet instead, both of us got in trouble. I can still hear her voice at 43 Alberta Avenue threatening to spank (she never did) us. Rosalie Harrison was like a second Mom to me and the only person my Mother trusted with her only child growing up. If any memories or words can be used to describe such a wonderful woman and outstanding mother it would be her directness, complete honesty about any situation we were facing, hearing her laughter, seeing her dance and enjoying life with her family. She taught us to be strong women, face life head on, respect others and most of all family is important.



She will be truly missed, but never forgotten. Loved by everyone she touched.

To cousin Arlene and Family. My family and I send our deepest sympathy. May God continue to strengthen you, through your time of bereavement. Love Andrea