We will always remember Rosemary in the glory of her relationships…as a daughter herself, as an amazing mother, loving and supportive wife, and as an earnest ‘listener’ to those she encountered. She was simply lovely.

I’ll remember Rosemary as a lovely friend and colleague. We taught together for a short time but have kept in touch over the last 30+ years. She leaves a beautiful legacy in her creative and compassionate close family. A pleasure that our lives crossed. X

That photograph really sums up the Rosemary I know, bright, vibrant and playful. What a bonus it was to retire close by and get to know ‘Lisa’s Mum’. The Usk farmers market was our cue to meet up. We talked …and talked! about anything and everything - often quite deep and meaningful. Rosemary kept me up to date with all the family goings on and would engineer Lisa and I to meet up. Serious as it was when Rosemary decided to end the chemotherapy she was so excited because it meant she could go and visit Frankie at university, it was as if she had be able get out of school early. Goodness did she love, and remain proud and interested in her grandchildren to the end, I’m sure they know that. She remains in all our hearts xx