Dunn Co., Wisconsin OBIT:  Sarah Cook Rosseter 

SUBJECT: Sarah Cook Rosseter
SUBMITTER: Bill Acheson
EMAIL: achesonb@nospam.home.com
DATE: Nov 14, 1999

SURNAMES: Cook, Rosseter

Mrs. Robert Rosseter, 64, died suddenly last Sunday evening, April 15,
at her home on the Town of Red Cedar.

She was born Sarah Cook on Jan. 13, 1898 in Menomonie, the daughter of
Robert and Mary Cook. She lived in Dunn County all of her life. On Nov.
12, 1921 she was married to Robert Rosseter in Menomonie.

She is survived by her sons, Delbert, Menomonie, and Roland, Spring Valley;
daughters, Ethel, Mrs. Grant Gregory, Elk Mound, Mabel, Mrs James Torgerson,
Rock Falls, Hazel, Mrs. Fred Hulbert, Rice Lake, Louise, Mrs. Leslie McQuestion,
Mesa, Ariz., Marjory, Mrs. Everett McQuestion, Boyceville, Alice, Mrs.
William Acheson, Hillsdale, Mary, Mrs. William Michaels, Wheeler, and Myrtle,
Mrs. John Eisenhuth, Beloit; 37 grandchildren; 9 great grandchildren; one
brother, Leonard Cook, Elk Mound; and two sisters, Mrs. William Scharlau,
Menomonie, and Mrs. Elsie Hennessey, San Gabriel, Calif.

Funeral services will be held on Thursday, April 19, at 2 P.M. at the Goodrich
Funeral Home, Rev. R. L. Sanasac officiating. Burial will be in Rose Hill
cemetery. Friends may call at the Goodrich Funeral Home Wednesday noon
until the time of services.

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newspaper clipping
unknown paper, possibly "The Dunn County News"
unknown date, possibly April 19, 1962



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