Rosalene Rinke

In Loving Memory

Rinke, Rosalene C. “Rosie”

Rinke, Rosalene C. “Rosie” (nee Raaf) Wednesday December 31, 2025. Beloved wife of Joseph W. Rinke. Dear mother of Dan (Karen) Rinke, Dave Rinke and Donna (Kevin) Christiansen. Dear grandmother of Lauren Shaffer, Julie Compton, Jodi Kremer, Tonya McDonald, John Christiansen and Katie Christiansen. Our dear great grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt, cousin and friend.

Memorial Mass at Mary, Mother of the Church, Saturday January 3 at 12:00 noon, followed by a funeral luncheon in the church hall. If you’re able to attend the luncheon, please RSVP to danielrinke@me.com. Private burial at Resurrection Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the charity of your choice appreciated. Kutis South County service.

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10 thoughts on “Rinke, Rosalene C. “Rosie””

  1. My dear Aunt Rosie was always there for me in many times of trouble. Her words of wisdom meant the world to me and helped me immensely. In our last conversation within the last week of her life we shared many wonderful memories. I will miss her immensely.

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  2. Rinke Family – My sincerest sympathy on the loss of your Rosie. She was a kind and generous lady. There’s another angel around His throne tonight.

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  3. Dear Rinke Family,
    Rosie was a faithful woman to God and family.
    There are no words to relieve your pain.
    It takes time and many tears will be shed.
    May you feel the loving arms of the Lord around you all
    and in His way to console you all.
    In HIS love,
    PEACE
    Deacon Dick and Liz Coffman

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  4. Rinke Family – My deepest sympathy on the loss of Rosie. There’s another angel around His throne tonight.
    May your happy memories be the treasures that make these difficult days easier to bear.

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  5. Joe Rinke Family – My sincere sympathy to you all on the loss of Rosie. God selected one of the best as another angel in heaven! My heart is sad, but I am blessed to have known Rosie. May His blessings of peace and love help you through this tough time.

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  6. It was always a pleasure to be able to see and visit with Aunt Rosie and her family. She always had a smile and positive and helpful comments for me and my family. We will miss her and are sending our prayers to Uncle Joe and family.

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  7. Our Nextdoor neighbor for many years,
    my lasting memory of Rose when when she learned of my ovarian cancer. The tight hug she gave me was warm and loving. 12 years later, her impact remains. She will be missed.

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  8. DEAREST FRIEND AND MOST ACTIVE AND SINCERE LAY FOUNDER OF MARY, MOTHER OF THE CHURCH PARISH RIGHT FROM THE FOUNDING OF THE PARISH IN 1971. LOVING FRIEND OF REDEMPTORISTS, FRS. ED NUGENT AND CHUCK BEIERWALTES. SHE WAS FROM THE BEGINNING A MEMBER OF MMC IN FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE. FR. CHUCK B. CSSR

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  9. Rose was a dear friend .We clicked the minute that we met each other. We had so many similarities with people we knew and places we’ve been. I always looked forward to being with Joe and Rose on the days I was at their home. Rose was one of the sweetest people I knew.
    I am blessed to have known her.
    My prayers to Joe and the family.
    Debra Byrd

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  10. Joe, we are so sorry for the loss of your Rosie. I am so sorry we were not able to have someone at the funeral mass. Please know, we are praying for you. On behalf of the chaplain’s department at Sunset Hills, we offer our deepest condolences.

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