Rosalie Jones

In loving memory of my sister Rosie,Although we lived far apart for much of our lives and walked very different paths, I will always be grateful for the time we shared in recent years. Those moments—especially the trips we took together—brought laughter, companionship, and a chance to reconnect in a way that felt easy and genuine. I will remember those times with warmth.She was someone who truly embraced life on her own terms. Living in Western Australia, she built a life that reflected who she was—independent, active, and engaged with the world around her. She took joy in doing what she loved, and that is something I deeply respect and admire.Her greatest pride and love were her two daughters and her grandson, Jensen, who brought her so much happiness. She spoke of them often, and it was clear how much they meant to her.It feels especially hard to accept that she was taken so quickly. She was fit, healthy, and living life fully, which makes her passing from cancer all the more difficult to understand.While we were not always close, I will carry with me the memories we made later in life—the shared experiences, the conversations, and the quiet understanding that grew between us.She lived life her way, and she will be remembered for that strength, her independence, and the moments of connection we were fortunate to share.Rest peacefully, your loving sister, Kerry

So sorry to hear we havent seen one another for many years but we dont forget our cousins