Ms. Fournier was my fifth grade music teacher, and also my talented music teacher through junior high and some of high school at Berwick. Without her encouragement and knowledge, I never would have been able to be as good as I was. She always believed in me, even when I didn’t believe in myself. She was such a talented and beautiful person, and she is already missed by so many. Prayers to the family. 

Ms. Fournier was my band director my 7th and 8th grade years at North Vermillion.   She was a wonderful teacher and person.  She will be greatly missed.  May God bless her family and friends during this time and bring you all comfort knowing that she is at peace in our Fathers arms.   

We met as coworkers and ended as friends. I will be rooting in the fall for our Saints!!!

I have known Rosie since the 1970's.  We both attended Northside High School in Lafayette.  She was a mentor and an idol.  She was an icon to all who were in the NHS band.  I believe Rosie graduated in 1967.  I graduated in 1974.  I  wanted to know all about this wonderful person.  Mr. Jouett, NHS Band Director, introduced us @ a clinic in Lake Charles @ McNeese State University.  A friendship was born.  Rosie became a friend and big sister.  She was always there to help me become a better musician and better person.  For this, I will forever be grateful.  It was an honor and pleasure to have known you.  May you Rest In Peace, Rosie.  You are gone, but will never be forgotten.  My sincere condolences to your family and friends.  Love you.  

My heart is heavy at the news of the passing of my friend Rosie.  We go way back, from my days as a band director up through my days in fundraising.  Rosie always greeted me with a smile and a hug.  She was lady with a huge heart, you could tell her students were loved and how much Rosie cared about them.  I'll miss our times as piers, friends, and associates.   God has called her home, she is at piece.  God Bless our Rosie.  We will mourn our loss, and then celebrate our times with her and her life.  Farewell sweet Rosie.  Unfortunately, I cannot make it to Morgan City to pay my respects in person or to attend her funeral, but she will be in my heart, thoughts, and prayers.

I am another member of the Bayou Community Band. I, too play clarinet, though not as beautifully as Rosie.  We were blessed to have her play with us (so extremely talented), to conduct us ( always leading us to play our best and making us feel good about our results), but, most of all, for being a loving, positive, and fun-filled friend to us. I treasured Rosie's friendship and am heart-broken at losing her.  Our love and prayers are with all of you , her family and friends 

To Rosie's family,
I was so sorry to hear about Rosie's passing. I'm glad to have known and worked with such a talented and faith-filled person. 
You have my sympathy and my prayers.
Marie Minton




There are no words to express our sorrow. We are forever grateful for the opportunity to have known Rosie and our family will surely miss her. She was  was a beautiful and kind soul who loved the Lord and an inspiration to everyone who knew her. Sis, may you  find comfort in the beautiful moments and happy memories you shared while she was alive. She will not be forgotten. 

Miss Fournier was the first band director I had when I was in 6th grade at Dodson Elementary. This was the first year band was reintroduced into elementary school. I loved her and when i moved to Jr. High she was our band teacher in 7& 8 grade. The first band song that she ever taught us was "crazy clock"  years 1973-1976

Rosie was my Nanny, I have so many wonderful memories of her!  She loved life to the fullest!  I will always remember she and my son playing games, laughing together and fighting over who cheated!  We will miss her dearly!

Rosie was the most encouraging and kindest woman I have ever had the pleasure of knowing.  

To add a bit to what Martha said, Rosie once recently commended me for how I played a passage on bass clarinet in front of the whole Bayou Community Band. Although I thought I could have done better, she was so kind to recognize me! Coming from such an accomplished player, it was heart lifting. Although we did not know each other well, nevertheless, I have tears in my eyes as I think about our loss! What a great lady!

My heart is truly broken hearing about Rosie. We are members of The Bayou Community Band in Thibodaux. She sat right behind me playing 1st chair clarinet. I played 1st flute. I enjoyed when she conducted us, I could tell she was so excited which got us to play well! She played @ our last concert 04/28 & I spoke to her. I always told her to be careful going home since I knew she came from MC! She & y’all r in my prayers. I know the members of our BCB send their sympathies as well...Martha Peltier

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Roselynn "Rosie" Fournier

16 mayo, 1948 – 4 mayo, 2019

Hargrave Funeral Home

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