My memories of my Aunt Rose always make me laugh. Such a sweet little Italian lady so funny. Her bee hive hair doo i will never forget. Her and my dad sitting at the table always laughing. I loved her so much and my Uncle Joe. Love and higs to all my cousins my heart is broke . now all the Spinuzzi family is together in heaven laughing and dancing💜💞

When my granddaughter took dance lessons from Crystal Rose was always there supporting the group. A very nice lady! The love of a grandmother for a granddaughter shows and she will be forever in memories as love always wins!

Our deepest condolences and prayers for the Dazzio family. The best neighbors anyone could ask for. Rose had the most beautiful yard in the summer and most beautiful decorated during Christmas.

The Schobys

I always loved that Aunt Ro was born on New Year's Day. That always extended our Christmas celebrations because we celebrated her birthday in Grandpa's and Grandma's basement. I was sad after Grandma passed away that the birthday tradition ended. I loved walking down the street from Grandpa's to her house. It's like we owned the block.  We walked, Amy Lou cartwheeled down the sidewalk. I was so jealous that I couldn't do that.  I remember being in Grandpa's yard on warm summer evenings playing tag, Mother May I, and jumping rope with my cousins. He walked around with his little stogie hanging out of the corner of his mouth grumbling that we were going to kill  his lawn. Then he'd turn on the sprinklers and we'd have to move to the sidewalk. One particular Sunday, we were on the sidewalk jumping rope when, Aunt Ro, and Uncle Tony commandeered the rope from us and started jumping and playing their own childhood jumprope games. It was so funny to watch them. As the evening waned, Aunt Ro and Aunt Anna would sometimes drive to A & W to buy a gallon jug of root beer. We'd sit in the backyard or in the kitchen to drink our treat. Sometimes they'd instead drive to the Mesa to buy a large watermelon, which we ate with Grandma's Italian bread. As an adult, I wanted her to teach me how to make fig and wine cookies. She laughed and said no one watched her make her cookies. So I had to experiment on my own. The day I took my cookies for her to sample, she smiled and said they were good. I felt so good that she gave me her stamp of approval. I'll always treasure my visits with her at her house in her later years. When I started researching our huge Spinuzzi family, I went to her house. We  spent lots of time talking about old photos, family members and memories she had of growing up. I learned a lot about the extended Spinuzzi family. Now I realize I have her birthdate wrong, 1931 instead of 1933, and I'll have to correct all my genealogy records. I love you Aunt Ro forever!

It is hard to put into words the impact my Aunt Ro had on my life and how much she will be missed.  My fond memories of her were her fire-cracker spirit, never holding anything back, never shying away from doing anything she thought she should be able to do!  I remember the beyond fun celebrations of her birthday on New Year's eve in our grandparent's basement dancing,  eating Italian sausage and remnants of the Christmas baked goods until the new year arrived.  I remember running back and forth between her house and our grandparents, she never seemed to mind the added kids in and out of her house.  I remember listening to the  rock music of the Everly Brothers, Elvis, Connie Frances and dragging main when she would pick us up from the Chief or Cooper theaters with the windows down and the radio blaring!  I will cherish my adult-time visits with her and Uncle Joe,  there was never a dull moment.   She will be deeply missed.  My love to Uncle Joe, Susie, Joe, Amy and Kathy and their families,   Hank

To Uncle Joe and to my cousins,  I am so sorry for your loss.  Aunt Ro will be missed. I know she is surrounded by her family welcoming her home.  God bless you all and may he comfort you thru your sorrow.  I love you all.
Angela Spinuzzi Lisac 

OBITUARY

Rose Marie Dazzio

1 January, 1933 – 31 March, 2022

T.G. McCarthy Funeral Home

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