Rosemary Jewell Huffman
February 9, 1934 ~ February 24, 2020
Rosemary Jewell Huffman, 86, of Columbus, died at 1:32 A.M., February 24,
2020, at Four Season Health Care Center.
Rosemary was born February 9, 1934, in Bartholomew County, the daughter of
Arthur and Edith Gates Jewell.
Rosemary worked for the Vocational Department at Columbus North High School
for many years.
Rosemary was a wonderful cook. She enjoyed traveling throughout the United
States and abroad. In her free time, Rosemary knitted sweaters for her children,
grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. She also found joy as a book buddy
working with local elementary school children on their reading skills. Later in life,
when knitting became difficult, Rosemary enjoyed the challenge of working jigsaw
puzzles.
A private funeral service was held and burial was in Garland Brook.
Memorials may be made to the Love Chapel, Hospice of South Central of Indiana,
or donor’s choice.
Survivors include daughters, Sheryl Fields of Columbus, Carol (Terry) Neville of
Columbus, Beverly (Philip) Gordon of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, and Melissa
(Shannon) Beaven of Lexington, Kentucky; brother, Ralph (Maureen) Jewell of
Columbus; grandchildren, Amanda Fields of Greenwood, Andrew (Libby) Neville
of Indianapolis, Josh (Talea) Fields of Seymour, and Matthew Neville of
Columbus; great-grandsons, Graham Neville, Elliot Neville, Ryker Fields, Reed
Fields, and Emmett Neville.
She was preceded in death by her parents, brother Raymond Jewell, and Philip
Huffman former spouse and the father of her children.
Arrangements provided by Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home.






Sheryl and Carol,
I was so sorry to see that your mom passed away. Please know that you are in my thoughts. I have good memories of the times that our families visited and worshiped together. May God send his comfort to you and your family.
With love, Karen Hill Blystone
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I have fond memories of Aunt Rosemary. It has been many years ago since I last saw her but she was always kind and gentle to me.
Colonel (R) Larry K. Huffman
Baltimore, MD
Rosemary was my first cousin, the same age as me. For about 12 years Rosemary, Martha, Loretta, and I ate together once a month.
My deepest sympathies to my cousins. I remember Aunt Rosemary as being a very kind and caring person. I also remember her making some great dishes for family get togethers. May she now be at peace.