The Waterloo Republican
May 1971

Mrs. Roseman Died Sunday

Mrs. Alma Elizabeth Roseman, 59, wife of William J. Roseman Sr., R.R. 2, Waterloo, 
died suddenly at 9:45 a.m. Sunday, May 2, at her home.

Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Dashner Funeral Home in Dupo, a
nd burial was in the Palmer Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Roseman was born at Monroe City, October 4, 1911, and was a lifelong resident 
of the area.  She is survived by seven sons, Raymond Hasty, Dupo; Richard Hasty, Villa 
Park; Norman Hasty of Atlanta, Ga; Alfred Hasty, Truth or Consequence, N.M.; Arthur 
Hasty, St. Peters, Mo.; Thomas Hasty, Murphysboro; and Donald Hasty, Cahokia; three 
daughters, Mrs. Ivan (Bertha) Foutch of East Carondelet, Mrs. Harvey (Shirley) Waters 
of Mena, Ark., and Mrs. James (Betty) Kroll of Cahokia; a step-son William J. Roseman, 
Jr., of Waterloo; four step-daughters, Mrs. George (Irma) Ripplemeyer of Valmeyer, Mrs. 
Herman (Shirley) Rippelmeyer, and Mrs. LeRoy (Wanda) Horn of Waterloo and Mrs. Lyle 
(Margaret) Tempel of Granite City; three sisters, Mrs. Annie Hoffman, Castle Haven Nursing
 Home, Swansea, and Mrs. Alvin (Bertha) Riebling, and Mrs. August (Edna) Wagner of 
Dupo; three brothers, Armin Schlemmer, North Dupo; Sylvester Schlemmer, Waterloo and 
Adolph Schlemmer, Columbia; and 33 grandchildren.