Rose Marie Brooker |
Rose (born Brooker)<br>Gender: Female<br>Death: Before 2012<br>Father: Basil Brooker, Sr.<br>Mother: Goldie D. Brooker (born Hansen)<br>Siblings: Basil J Brooker, Jr., Jean (born Brooker), Marilyn G. Haskell (born Brooker), Opal Maxine Grant (born Brooker), <> Brooker , Bruce Brooker
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Rose Marie Brooker<br>Gender: Female<br>Birth: July 4 1935 - Maine, United States<br>Residence: 1940 - Presque Isle, Aroostook, Maine, United States<br>Residence: Apr 4 1950 - Hartland, Somerset, Maine, United States<br>Residence: Sep 11 2006 - Yucca Valley, San Bernardino, California, United States<br>Death: Sep 11 2006<br>Death: Sep 20 2006 - Yucca Valley, San Bernardino, California, United States<br>Burial: Maloon Cemetery, St. Albans, Somerset, Maine, United States<br>Parents: Basil E Brooker, Goldie Elaine Brooker (born Hanson)<br>Siblings: Opal Maxine Grant (born Brooker), Basil E Brooker Jr, Marilyn G Brooker, Cassandra Jeanne Cann (born Brooker), Bruce J Brooker<br> Additional information:
LifeSketch: Find a grave obit follow her dream to become a nurse.t California State L.A. and her master's degree as well as a marriage and family counseling license at Azusa Pacific University.hile continuing to work in a mental health clinic.l Center to psychiatric units during her earlier years as a nurse. Her heart, however, was in psychiatry and she spent the last 11 years of her career at Rio Hondo Mental Health in Cerritos as a senior mental health counselor and administrator of the crisis unit until she retired in 1989.nia in 1963. Her life was epitomized by her July 4 birth date. She was vivacious, spirited, courageous and carefree and loved life. She was generous and giving of herself. She provided care and understanding for her patients as well as those around her, including her family.d exploring interesting and spiritual places with her partner in their motor home.l flora and rabbits, coyotes, birds and squirrels that came to the front yard for sustenance.lley. She worked the Cerritos plane crash disaster and the Whittier and Landers earthquakes, spending many hours comforting and helping people in need. for many years, working with the Yucca Valley and Palm Desert branches, and was active in Daffodil Days and the first Relay for Life in Yucca Valley.. Fostvedt of Palm Springs for many years.Brooker was an active member of the Yucca Mesa Improvement Association for over 10 years. She was a correspondent for the Hi-Desert Star, writing the Yucca Mesa column for many years. by her partner of 30 years, Nancy Ekberg of Yucca Valley; daughters Donna Hays of Palm Desert and Deborah Oelke of La Habra; grandchildren Samantha Picchi of Vista, Nicole Hays of Palm Desert, and Tanya Oelke and Daniel Oelke of La Habra; brothers and sisters-in-law Bud and Mary Brooker of Tyler, Texas, and Brian and Linda Brooker of Sangerville, Maine; sister Jeanne Carreras of Monroe, Wash.; and sisters and brothers-in-law Maxine and Francis Grant of Sangerville, Maine, and Marilyn and Bill Haskell of Guilford, Maine. 4 p.m. Oct. 1.
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