Obituary
Julie Ann Rose
Julie Ann Rose, 65, of La Crosse, passed away Saturday, April 2, 2022 at Meadowbrook Nursing Home of Black River Falls.
She was born April 18, 1956 in La Crosse to Darrell W. and Beverly A. (Quall) Miller. Julie married John Rose Jr. in La Crosse on May 13, 2005 . He preceded her in death on September 21, 2021.
Julie loved many things in life, particularly her dogs, walking around the neighborhood, gardening, spending time with her Christian community, reading Bible verses and watching Christian TV.
She is survived by her sister Dolly (Steve) Small, brother Terry (Cheryl) Miller, sister Kristi (Tom) Hansen, sister-in-law Leota, good friends Jean Miller and Linda Miller, and also her dog Zoe.
Julie was preceded in death by her parents, husband John Rose Jr., and brothers Bob and George Miller.
Funeral services will be 11:00 am Saturday, April 16, 2022 at the Gathering Place 133 Mason Street, Onalaska. Visitation will be from 10:00 am until the time of services. Pastor Scott Skogen will officiate.
Julie’s family would like to thank the Staff of both Meadowbrook Nursing Home and Black River Hospice for their kindness through Julie’s illness.
Coulee Region Cremation Group, Onalaska is assisting the family with arrangements. Memorials may be directed in Julie’s name to the Diabetes Association or the Coulee Region Humane Society.
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We would like to express our sincere condolences to the family. May your memories of Julie, give you all peace and comfort in this time of sadness.
The Rose Family,
Kelly, Michelle and Dave
I’m shocked. Went to school with this beautiful soul. so sad.
So young. God needed another angel. See you on the other side cuz.
Julie was my best friend in high school and I also has 2 shih Tzu’s also and I would go to Julie’s house and we would walk our dogs together. Also, I cut her and John’s hair while I was still cutting hair. I loved her strong faith and we had numerous conversations about that. My heart is very sad.
Julie was a true follower of Jesus and shared compassion with “the least of these.” She enjoyed her church family and consistently offered to serve, clean, teach, and do whatever was needed. Many people at River of Life Church were blessed by her selflessness. May she now enjoy all that Christ has prepared for her.
Julie was our neighbor for many years. We always enjoyed visiting with her while she walked the dogs. Our deepest sympathies to her family and friends.
It was always very nice visiting with Julie at my flower shop. She was so kind ,supportive and she loved flowers. I am very sorry for your loss.
I will miss Julie dearly who has gone to heaven much too soon for many! Julie became friends with several of us who worked at Nutrition Center at Bridgeview Plaza starting in the late 1990’s. She was such a fun customer. On occasion, my husband Gary and I would also visit her and her husband John at their home and backyard. We were always sent home with wonderful vegetables from their garden after tea and snacks, and we all enjoyed hanging out with their fun dogs, Roxie and Zoe, too. When Julie became a minister later, I knew she was sharing so many prayers and much love with people who needed her. Her friendship was a blessing to all, and I appreciated her comfort when my husband Gary passed in 2017. Our lunch outings helped, too. I was very saddened when John passed in 2021, but now they will be together again. My sincere sympathies to all of Julie’s family, former colleagues and other friends.