Obituary of Rose M. Earle

Rose Marie Earle “Rosie” (Smith), 74, of Bainbridge, NY, passed away on July 3, 2024 at Binghamton General surrounded by her family. Rose was born in the Bainbridge Hospital to Roger and Dorothy Smith on November 7, 1949. She attended high school at Bainbridge-Guilford school district and graduated in 1968. She moved on to work at American Plastics in Bainbridge for many years. She then moved on to work at Amphenol for 5 years, and then waitressed until she had to unfortunately go out on disability. Rosie loved her poodle dogs, but mostly Mickey. She enjoyed listening to country music and dancing. She also loved to attend car shows with her husband Tim. Her favorite past time was riding in Tim’s mustang. Before the MS took over, she would love to sunbathe and would jog 4 miles a day with her older poodle Teri. Up until her last few days of her life she would always be worried about others and loved unconditionally. She always made sure to tell everyone how much she loved them. Rosie is survived by her loving and supportive husband, Timothy Earle, of Bainbridge, NY who has been by her side through it all; her daughters, Lynette Earle of Norwich, NY and Crystal Hallick (Stacey Hallick Sr.) of Sidney, NY; her brother Doug Smith (Mary Smith) of Bainbridge, NY; her grandchildren: Stacey Hallick Jr. (Stephanie Hallick) of Sidney, NY and Lacey Hallick of Oneonta, NY; four great-grandchildren: Cora, Emmalise, Everleigh, and Stacey III. There are also several nieces, nephews, and cousins. She was preceded in death by her parents Roger and Dorothy Smith of Masonville, NY and in-laws Donald and Frida Earle of Sidney, NY. In lieu of flowers and donations please donate to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society at nationalmssociety.org in memory of Rosie. There will be a service at Greenlawn Cemetery in Bainbridge Tuesday July 9, 2024, at 11:00 am. If you wish to attend, please wear purple as it was her favorite color or just casual. There will be cake and coffee offered in the back room of Bob’s Diner after the ceremony for everyone to share stories and memories of our sweet Rosie. C.H. Landers Funeral Home will be handling the funeral arrangements.