My deepest sympathy to Mr. Kuznick and the entire family. I have fond memories of Mrs. Kuznicks kindness, and smile. She always seemed to enjoy making pastry! May all your wonderful memories keep her close in your heart.

Grandma, 
It still doesn’t feel real in each day that goes by that you’re gone, but your memories will live with me forever. I’ll never forget how amazing your pancakes were when I would spend endless nights sleeping over, our trips in the backyard to play in the garden or hang the clothes on the clothes line! Even as time passed and I worked at the rec center down the street and came to your house for lunch everyday, you refused to not have a handmade meal waiting for me each time regardless of how you felt that day. You’re never ending kindness to each and everyone around you is something that won’t ever be forgotten. I can also never forget one of my favorite things is when you would slip up and say “ooo shitski” and then cover your mouth as if maybe it’ll take it back if you did it quick enough. So many small things that won’t ever be removed from our many many memories. I’m going to miss you forever Grandma, Love, Mikey

Grandma would always show me the newspaper to show me everytime Lakewood PD was mentioned, and everytime would ask me if that was me, and how she told everyone she could that I was always doing the things the paper said

Rose will be Missed and Remembered for Many, Many Years to come.  I Married her Daughter Rose almost 33 years ago when I became a part of the Kuznik Family having met her Daughter in San Diego, CA some 35 plus years ago.  Rose was a "Saint" in Every Sense of the Word!  Memories with Rose are as Countless as the Stars in the Universe and over the many years I knew her, She Shined and Glowed Just Like The Stars!  Not only was she The Best Mother-in-Law in the World, She was a Fantastic Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother to Many!  Her Knowledge was so Great that I always felt she would have done well on Jeopardy.  Her cooking and baking skills were so Very Tasty and I always looked forward to eating her cooking and baking.  We will Miss Rose Dearly.  I am so Grateful that Rose was an Intregal Part of My Life and My Life is Better for Having Known Rose.  Rose in Undoubtedly Now Sharing Her Heavenly Life with Her Mom.  May She Rest in Peace and Her Memories Last Many Lifetimes .  John (Kilnapp)

I remember visiting my Aunt Rose when I was a child.  She would always offer me some pop, and when I would hesitate to accept, she would look at my mother and exclaim. “What, can the child not have a little pop?!” and she would head to the kitchen to get my drink. Maybe it happened that way only once, but it replays in my mind as if it happened every time.  Aunt Rose took care of everyone—she worked tirelessly for her family, served as caretaker for her mother, and offered sage advice to her sisters. She did it all and never seemed to lose the twinkle in her eye. She had an appreciation for a good joke and a laugh. I remember Aunt Rose as kind, wise, strong, and fun. She will be missed.  Our deepest condolences to Uncle John, Ann, Johnny and Rosemarie and their families. Love, Stefanie, Bill and the McHugh family.

When we would play Trivia Pursuit with Aunt Rose and a question was asked, she would usually reply with “Are you kidding me? What kind of a question is that, that’s an impossible question to answer” or something to that effect. However, more often than not after she thought it thru for a few minutes she would inevitably arrive at the correct response and we would all be amazed at how many difficult questions (that none of us would even have a clue) she would get correct. No one stood a chance at winning Trivia Pursuit with Aunt Rose, lol! May she rest in peace and thoughts and prayers to the entire family!

Rose (mom) was the best mother, grandmother and great grandmother that anyone could hope for. Her love of family shined in everything she did and was always so welcoming to all her visitors. Her grandchildren loved coming to her house because there was always so much love. Mom, I will miss you more than words can say!

Grandma,
We are all going to miss you so much. I have many unforgettable memories with you that I’m so happy I can hold on to. You got so happy when you’d see me/Gabriel walk through the door and I’d hug you immediately. You’d always make sure I’m fed or that I don’t need coffee, and offer to make me a grilled cheese with Proski. You were such a generous, loving, smart, funny Grandma and we love you. I know you’re at peace and with the Lord and that brings me peace.

Grandma showed me this picture very recently she had the original clipping from the paper in her old bill book

Grandma loved playing the harmonica for Gabriel, he would just watch and play with her walker.

I will miss our regular Saturday visits and her witty and hilarious sayings ( "Do you know how to use my microwave?" )  She was a very special lady and somewhat of a Saint!  She worked her butt off to put together hundreds of family gatherings and rarely asked for help. Your little Nomy will miss you terribly but will remember you every single minute of every single day! Love you Mom
                                                                                                          Nomy

To the Family of Rose Kuznik,
Your mom was a very special lady, with a friendly smile, and always showing kindness.  She had a way with a strawberry daiquiri!  It was a blessing to have known her since childhood, and I am so happy that our mom (and dads) stayed close friends, until her wonderful age of 95. I love the wedding photo of your mother and father.   Such a beautiful couple!
I will always remember our fun times with the Gottscheer Blaskapelle and all the great times our families spent visiting each other's homes!
Alfons and I would like to extend our deepest condolences to the family. We are thinking of all of you at this time.
With our Love, Alfons and Heidi Noel Schermaier

So many happy memories of our family get-togethers and the love your family always showed.  Rose will be remembered as kind and caring. And it goes without saying, an amazing cook/baker!
Thinking of you all…

She was a wonderful Mom and we will all miss her. The last few years have been tough, and she was ready to go.  May she rest in peace. Love you Mom!

Your little Johnny

OBITUARY

Rose Kuznik

May 18, 1930 – September 27, 2025

A. Ripepi & Sons Funeral Home

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