I had the privilege of being Rosetta’s friend & classmate during her time in Coaldale. We were in the same class from when I moved into Coaldale in 4th grade until her move to Vegas. I’ll never forget listening to Billy Talent’s albums front to back with her at lunch when we were young. I’m a DJ now & every time I spin any of those songs I pay my respects. Miss you Rose.

Rosetta tried to teach me how to ski! I was terrible at it, and she essentially watched me fall down a mountain for a couple of hours, but it was a blast!! She was planning on teaching kids how to ski, and I was her test dummy. She made skiing look so easy and effortless— that and ice skating.

A pretty picture I found! Definitely on one of her trips to the mountains.

Rosetta was most certainly the most quick-witted and funniest person I knew. She was goofy and knew how and when to lay down the greatest roasts.

I just recently found out of Rosetta’s passing. I had the privilege of going to the same middle and high school as her here in Vegas. We had the same friend group those years and she was such fun to talk to and a joy to be around. We shared similar interests in things like anime and hockey. In fact, she was one of the few people in the valley that I could talk hockey with. This was before the Knights so it was nice having someone to talk about that with. I fondly recall before she transferred high schools she had given me an origami flower. It was a small gesture, but I still have it to this day. Some time after she transferred, I saw her at high school prom where she was in the middle of a dance circle in a full split. She definitely had some moves, and it hyped me and the crowd up. Unfortunately we had fallen out of contact after that, but I’ll never forget those memories. 

I have so many fond memories  of Rosetta growing up. A couple memories that stand out to me include making dinner for her siblings where she was teaching me a recipe. She was so young yet independent back then. I also enjoyed when she would share her drawings/ art with me as she was so talented and we could bond over our love for creativity. The other time was when I saw her for my birthday in 2020. She was passing through and stopped at my parents for my birthday dinner. She gave me a succulent as a gift which I took with me to work, so I could see it each day. I really loved and appreciate these moments. 

I haven’t seen anyone loves reading that much like Rose! She was able to read big books when she was only three years old. She had learned thousands of Chinese characters at that young age, and  most of them were learned by herself. She was so knowledgeable and surprised me so many times! 

Sorry for your loss. Rosie was a lovely person and a good friend of my son's. We enjoyed having her and other RMC cadets over to the house.  
On one overnight visit she forgot one of her boots, it was comedic how hard it was to get it back to her. 

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Yanjing LU

30 marzo, 1999 – 17 julio, 2020

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