Condolence & Memory Journal

Rosalind was such an inspiration to so many young women in this world. She and so many other women of that time really changed what standards were. Thank you, Roz!

Posted by Olivia Johnson - Marceline, MO - teacher   March 22, 2021

RIP Rosie the Riviter. You are an inspiration to decades of women to go after what they want.

Posted by Nancy Cooley - Rio Rancho, NM   April 21, 2020

God is a God of all Comfort and he will Comfort the family's..My heartfelt condolences to the family's...

Posted by A friend   April 11, 2020

Miss Walter live at a special time and comes from what I think was a special generation of people. To the family I am sorry for your loss and may God continue to be with the family.

Posted by VH - TX   March 27, 2020

My condolences to the Rosalind Walter family. My you be comforted by fond memories and God.

Posted by A friend   March 23, 2020

Hats off to another Rosie the Riveter! Here's the 1st paragraph of Alice Hughes' syndicated column about then-Rosalind Palmer, July 1943: Probably the most popular pet name around the country for a woman factory worker is "Rosie the Riveter. It is a national gagbut not in our town. We really have a Rosie the Riveter, who is Rosalind Palmer, 19, a dark-tressed society doll, who has just finished a year of hard work as a night shift welder at the Sikorsky aircraft plant at Bridgeport. Conn. The song was a hit and its title a popular appellation for months by the time Hughes met her in New York and was thus inspired to celebrate her in the July 17, 1943 installment of her syndicated column. Her latter-day whimsical notion that Hughes' column about her inspired the song notwithstanding, hats off.

Posted by Irisian Sedroe    March 19, 2020

Thank You, Rosalind. You know you inspired MANY. Hopefully You're Resting In Peace. Many still remember your inspiration toward our country. Michael

Posted by Mick Catalano Catalano - Sioux Falls, SD   March 18, 2020

My deepest sympathy for the death of Rosalind Walter. I had no idea that she was so instrumental in her efforts to bring about peace. May her loved ones hold near to their hearts God's promise of a world filled with the exquisite delight of the abundance of peace.

Posted by A friend   March 16, 2020

May the God of all comfort strengthen her loved ones to endure now, and in the days to come.

Posted by L E    March 15, 2020

Ms Walter thank you for your contribution to helping us win WWII and for showing so many other women what they can do. My sincere condolences to your family and friends. "We Can Do It!" And Rosie you helped show women then and are helping inspire us now. Thank you!

Posted by Anna - Salt Lake, UT   March 15, 2020

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Posted by Linda Tracy - Cleveland, OH   March 12, 2020

To the family and friends of Ms. Walter. Please accept my sincere prayers and condolences.

Posted by JE Sowell - Charlotte, NC   March 12, 2020

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Posted by A friend   March 12, 2020

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Posted by A friend   March 12, 2020

Walter Family, we send our sincere condolences to you all. May the God of all comfort provide you all the strength to cope with your loss

Posted by A friend   March 12, 2020

Dear Rosalind P.Walters's Rory and I would luv to express our condolences's on the loss of Rosalind P.Walters's.haven't heard of her till I looked on my computer.luv,faith/rorymay she rest in peace.

Posted by faith/rory tobin/dockett - Newton Centre/brighton, MA   March 11, 2020

Rest in peace my dear . You were a great lady

Posted by Lawrence Capriotti - Somerville, MA   March 11, 2020

I am sorry regarding the loss of your loved ones. I appreciate her work helping young ones. It seems as times get harder, young ones, really have problems relating in this world.

Posted by A friend   March 11, 2020

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Posted by A friend   March 11, 2020

Rest in Peace, "Rosie". Thank you for your service to our nation in WWII! You were truly a member of the Greatest Generation, helping to build the badly-needed Vought F4U Corsair fighter planes that helped us win the war.

Posted by Bret Rowe - Topeka, KS   March 10, 2020

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Rest in peace.

Posted by Stephanie Schell - Lakewood, NY   March 09, 2020

Inspired a lot of women during World War II.

Posted by Stephanie Schell - Lakewood, NY   March 09, 2020

My condolences to the family of Rosalind Walter, I am very sorry for your loss. May the God of comfort be with all of you as you mourn.

Posted by - MD   March 09, 2020

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May God Bless you with a special place in Heaven Thank you for what you did during the war paving the way for females

Posted by A friend   March 08, 2020

One classy lady!
Fly high in the sky.
RIP ROSIE

Posted by A friend   March 08, 2020

Deepest sympathies to the Walker family. She gave women wings. May the memories give you strength to carry on as God comforts you as you mourn.

Posted by A friend   March 08, 2020

Many thanks for her philanthropic efforts. Deepest condolences to the Walters family, may God be with you at this most difficult time of your loss.

Posted by A friend   March 08, 2020

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Thoughts and prayers to the Walters family, may God grant you comfort and strength in your time of need.

Posted by A friend   March 08, 2020

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Posted by A friend   March 07, 2020

My dad talked about her back in the Day , she was Something
Else he said !! Thank You for your Service .
Sue Willard
Gr .Mich .

Posted by A friend   March 07, 2020

Sorry for your loss. May the God of all comfort and the loving support of family and friends comfort you during this difficult time.

Posted by A friend   March 07, 2020

My deepest condolences to this family. Prayers for all.

Posted by Shannon Green - Lubbock, TX   March 06, 2020

My sincere condolences to theWalter family for your loss. Your loved one will be missed. May God give you comfort and peace at this difficult time.

Posted by Mary Smith - PA   March 06, 2020

I always wondered who Rosalind P Walter was when I see her mentioned on PBS. Now I know and I wish I could thank her for her philanthropy and for supporting such wonderful programming.

Posted by Patricia Ochman - Stratford, CT   March 06, 2020

An incredible, inspiring woman. Thank you for your service. I hope your family is comforted by their memories and the knowledge of what a legacy you have left for women everywhere.

Posted by Elizabeth Olsson - Roswell, GA   March 06, 2020

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Posted by Alishia - SC   March 06, 2020

Thank you for saving America ! Thanks you to all of our strong American sister-women who stepped up to continue producing munitions, warships, and aircraft to keep our American freedom ☮. Thanks for paving the way for women's worthiness in life!!! We have you all to thank for promoting women and female success in such a positive light! All of you are true heroines ❣ Thank you!!!

Posted by Ann Marie - Hicksville, NY   March 06, 2020

A long life well-lived. I would have liked to have known her. She is an inspiration.

Posted by Minda PD - Moline, IL   March 06, 2020

My sincere condolences to the Walter family she was such a beautiful and awesome lady may the memories of great times shared bring comfort and peace now and in the days to come

Posted by Kay    March 06, 2020

As I have written in other notes of condolence to families of U.S. Servicemen and women: "Thank you for your service." The contribution of the war workers was just as crucial as that of the millions of soldiers, sailors and airmen. Along with the aircraft you turned out you also inspired a song that was a moral booster for the men and women overseas.The song helped to recruit thousands of women to sign up for factory jobs who might have otherwise stayed at home orworked in more "feminine" jobs.

Posted by Scott Malpass - Chicago, IL   March 06, 2020

My mother, Anne Thomas, was a big fan of Ros! She spoke of her fondly, as a smart, nice, and very funny woman. As a child, I thought she was terrific! Best wishes to her family from ours.

Posted by Cammy Thomas    March 06, 2020

Condolences. May God comfort your sad hearts at this time of grief and sorrow.

Posted by A friend   March 06, 2020

R.I.P. dear Riviter.... The World needs more people like you. God Bless...

Posted by Dwaine Johnson - Tracy, CA   March 06, 2020

Thank you , you gave hope to many of women that me can do anything Aman can do. My prayers and thoughts are with you and your family.
R I P

Posted by Justine Clark - Redding, CA   March 06, 2020

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.

Posted by Geri Zapata Soria - SCHERERVILLE, IN   March 06, 2020

Rest in Peace, Rosalind. And thank you for your service to our country. Your, and your fellow Rosies', contributions to our country's war effort preserved the wonderful rights and freedoms that subsequent generations have been privileged to experience.

Posted by - San Francisco Bay Area, CA   March 06, 2020

To a very special lady that inspired a nation that any women is capable of doing a man's work ! I'm so proud of you.. may you now rest in peace.

Posted by Barb - PA   March 06, 2020

My condolences.

Posted by A friend   March 06, 2020

REST IN ETERNAL PEACE.....GOD BLESS !!

FTMY, FL.

Posted by A friend   March 06, 2020

Many prayers to the Walter family, truly sorry for your loss, may God give you comfort and strength to help you at this most difficult time.

Posted by A friend   March 06, 2020

I would like to offer my sincerest condolences to the family and friends of rosalind Walters woman of many talents may the God of tender mercies grant her peace

Posted by A friend   March 06, 2020

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Rosalind P. Walter defines a "true American"...her lifelong selflessness is an inspiring legacy for future generations.
My condolences at this sad and difficult time.

Posted by Les Breese - Monmouth Junction, NJ   March 06, 2020

In my youth I remember the second world war & the inspiration that the " ROSIE THE RIVETER " slogan gave to our country & its men & women on the front line of our defense. Thank you for your service!! Rest in peace " ROSIE "

Posted by Sammie Douan - North Charleston, SC   March 06, 2020

Condolences to the family for your loss, and we thank Rosalind for her service in the war effort. I had never heard that she was an heiress; what an exemplary illustration of character, that she would get in and roll up her sleeves and work as hard as anyone else, and not just for a quick photo op as so many do today. May Rosalind rest in peace, and may God comfort her family and friends.

Posted by A friend   March 06, 2020

My sincere condolences to the family. May your hearts be filled with the precious memories of your dear loved one, today, tomorrow and always.

Posted by A friend   March 06, 2020

You have always been an inspiration to me throughout my life as an icon of amazing strength and perseverance. I thank you and may God bless you for your and to our country.

Posted by Wanda Conrad - Wamego, KS   March 06, 2020

Thank you for your service and dedication to America during a critical time of need. America need to build its fighting machines to help defeat our enemies and end the war. We could not do this without people like yourself and others that helped build fighter planes and bombers effectively and as rapidly as possible. May God Bless You Always! Rest in Peace...

Posted by AG - Niceville, FL   March 06, 2020

Sorry to hear of the loss.

Posted by Ann Stokman - Greendale, WI   March 06, 2020

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Every time I watch a PBS show (which is all the time because I am a very small sustaining member) I see her name at the end during the credits. Thank you for your very generous support. I am sure that she fought to help save PBS when the government wants to cut its funding. Again, thank you for your generosity. My sympathy goes out to her family and friends. (PBS stations WVIZ and WNEO)

Posted by Joan Beach - Barberton, OH   March 05, 2020

May the angels of heaven bring her to the world's heaven ly father CHRIST OUR LORD .

Posted by Scott Melvin - Stratford, CT - significant_other   March 05, 2020

What wonderful causes she supported with her philanthropic work. She will certainly be in Gods memory.

Posted by A friend   March 05, 2020

My condolences to her friends and family she became an icon in for so many reasons she was a fine lady sincerely yours David call Burlington photography art Works global digital Museum

Posted by David Call - Burlington, VT   March 05, 2020

Thanks for your inspiration to support the war effort...may you find peace with God...

Posted by Lenny Johnston - Twin Falls, ID   March 05, 2020

Thank you for your service to our country. May you rest in peace.

Posted by Clarence McDanal - Mountain Brk, AL   March 05, 2020

What an inspiration to all. I can remember my mother talking of Rosie as a child growing up. She was Rosie's age and also worked in an airplane plant during the war. Prayers to your family. Wonderful legacy...

Posted by Karen Stewart - Delphi, IN   March 05, 2020

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Godspeed Rosalind. Forever, "Rosie the Riveter", a WWII icon.

Posted by Harry Simpson - Buckeye, AZ   March 05, 2020

i am so sorry for you'r lose of Rosalind. I just lost my mother an she was a Rose. peace be with her and her family. Pam from Dayton Oh.

Posted by A friend   March 05, 2020

Thank you for your service to our great country when you were needed so much. RIP ♥

Posted by Carol Peterson - Chesapeake, VA - friend   March 05, 2020

I wish I had an opportunity to meet you. Maj Tom Clark, USA ret. Vietnam

Posted by Tom Clark - Aliso Viejo, CA   March 05, 2020

dear Rosalinda may you rest in peace, we will miss you dearly, the ballet, dance and tennis world will miss you dearly. My deepest condolences to your family.
with deep regrets,
Irene Shen

Posted by A friend   March 04, 2020