I have so many memories of her I wouldn't know where to start. I'll start from as far back as I can remember. She was my mother, almost every childhood memory leads back to her. My favorite memories were those of her laying next to us trying to put me and Mel to sleep. She would sing to us almost every night after prayers. She gave me so much faith because of her I always had this close connection to God.  I knew he loved me because of her. She made everything so magical as a child. Looking at a flower, admiring the animals, the colors of the rainbow, babies, lighting and snow ..... she made me marvel in the beautiful things God had created. She would love to play with our hair and play dollies with us. She taught us to use our creativity showing us crocheting, stitching, crafts and how to sew. She made us soups and teas when we were sick, stood by my bed side many times when I had a fever or couldn't stop throwing up, through chicken pox and God knows how many other sick moments. When I was unhappy as a teen she was the first person I would call. She was the only one that ever made it all okay. And when Natalie was born I called her every hour for advice. She opened her door to everyone, she greeted everyone with a smile and a plate of food making sure there was always enough. Her love was genuine she meant it and you felt it. You absolutely knew God had a special place for her in his heart. I felt safe every time she told me "Dios te bendiga" I most certainly knew he was blessing me just because she asked him.  It was those prayers that has made me the person I am today, those prayers got me this far.  Through each lesson in my life she loved me without judgement,  unconditionally and I knew that was how God loved too. I will miss our long talks, her funny wit and all the shared recipes and remedies. I am grateful for the 40 years I had with her. I will marvel at life just like she did, I'll smell the roses and extend my love to all  until the day we meet again. 

“Can” was my 2nd mom, grandmother to my kids and my wife’s mother. We will always cherish all the good times and special moments, like when we went to Disney, Parrot Jungle, El premio lo nuestro, house to house witnessing, studying the Bible, watching Mexican movies and tv together, I would call her from work for advice and listen in to the meetings with Carmen. We will never forget all those special memories. We love you Carmen. Met her in 1992 till 2019.
Diaz, Ivan 

One of the kindest, most loving, caring, & giving person I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. She embraced me as family from the very first time we met.  There's not enough words to describe what she meant & still means to my family. My son (her great grandson) was basically raised in her home.  You could always count on a kind word, a big smile, & warm plate of food when you entered her home. She will be missed dearly. My condolences to the entire Rosado family.  

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Carmen Rosado

18 febrero, 1935 – 4 junio, 2019

Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home

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