"She truly was the best great grandma ever "
In loving memory of
Delphia J. Rosio
March 4, 1930 - May 31, 2022
Delphia J. (Samolinski) Rosio joined her husband in heaven to dance on the clouds on Tuesday, May 31, 2022. Delphia was born March 4, 1930, to Leon and Martha(Noskowiak) Samolinski on their farm at the beginning of the depression.
She married her childhood sweetheart, Earl "Mike" Rosio Jr., on May 26, 1951, at St. Hyacinths Catholic church. He preceded her in 1995.
She graduated from Antigo High School in 1948. Delphia was employed at Weinebrenner Shoe Company Factory for five years. While raising her family she worked for Sheldons, Mepps Spinners, and tying flies at home.
Delphia was a lifelong member of SS Mary & Hyacinth Catholic Church.
She was always there to help her family and loved ones and opened her heart and home to those who were in need. Simply put, she was a wonderful mother who always had a kind words and looked for the best in those around her.
Survivors include a son, Richard Rosio of Washington State; a daughter, Janie (Rosio) Bergman of Stevensville, MT; four grandchildren, Amanda Rosio, Jason Kalk, Nathan Bergman, and Samantha Bergman (Steve-partner); eight great-grandchildren. Delphia also has many relatives, friends & caregivers who will miss her small but powerful presence, the sage advice of an elder and most of all, her never-ending love of great and small.
In addition to her husband and parents, she was preceded in death by a sister, Lydia Mach, and a brother, Douglas Samolinski.
A private viewing will take place. The funeral Mass will be held at SS Mary & St. Hyacinths Catholic Church on Monday, June 6 at 12:30 p.m. with Rev Joel Sember officiating. Burial will take place at the Queen of Peace Cemetery. A celebration of life will take place at the City Park at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, memorials are may be directed to the family.
Tributes
"I loved my grandma so much we will always remember her"
"She was the best great grandma my brother and I ever had we miss her so so much I remember she would always sing me to sleep when I had a bad dream I love and miss my grandma so much"
"Aunt Delphi was always so kind hearted. I can still close my eyes and taste the desserts she always had waiting for us when we visited. Rest In Peace! Kathy Ciszewski"
"Miss Delphia Rosio - you will be deeply missed by many and often thought of with a smile! You were dedicated to your family, you were fiercely independent and sharp as a tack! You never asked for anything and always "made do" with what you had; yet you still managed to give and pay it forward to help all that you knew. Your love was boundless and completely selfless and you always had a smile and a kind word to share. You will be remembered by all who crossed paths with you! I pray that you are now finally resting easy, breathing easy and able to hear the music as you are reunited with your family who passed before you were ready. Sending HOPE and prayers for your family during this difficult time - may their memories of you bring a smile to them as mine do for me! You will be forever in our hearts! With Love - Jill Lewandowski, and your entire Hands with Heart, Care TEAM! "