Rosemary Muller

Rosemary was born on February 7, 1945, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, to Ascension Trujillo and Maryanne Gallagos. She was raised in Albuquerque and attended Rio Grand High School, where she began forming the strong values of kindness, hard work, and devotion to family that would define her life.

Rosemary married her beloved husband, Victor Muller, and together they built a life rooted in love, commitment, and family. They were blessed with three children and shared many joyful years side by side.

For more than 30 years, Rosemary served as a cook at Shorehaven Elementary School. She took great pride in her work, caring for the children she served as if they were her own. Her dedication and generosity were felt by everyone who knew her.

In her spare time, Rosemary found happiness in the simple and meaningful joys of life. She loved tending to her flowers, helping her husband with yard work, keeping a warm and welcoming home, and shopping with her daughter Pam. She enjoyed sewing on her sewing machine, cooking meals for her family, and spending time outdoors. Some of her most treasured moments were camping, boating, and traveling in the RV with her husband always by her side. Above all, Rosemary loved helping others and giving of herself whenever she could.

Rosemary will always be remembered as a very kind and considerate woman—gentle, thoughtful, and deeply devoted to her family and friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Ascension and Maryanne; her brothers, Louie and Paul; her sisters, Caroline, Vena, and Sally; and her beloved granddaughter, Rachelle Tolleson‑O’Neil.

Rosemary is survived by her loving husband, Victor Sr. Muller; her daughter, Pam O’Neil; her sons, Ralph Muller and Victor Jr. Muller, and daughter‑in‑law Celia Muller; her sister, Aurora Trujillo; and her many cherished grandchildren and great‑grandchildren, totaling twenty‑two. She also leaves behind extended family and friends

who will cherish her memory forever.

Rosemary’s love, generosity, and quiet strength will live on in the hearts of all who were blessed to know her.