Rosie L. Poynter
August 5, 1939 ~ June 24, 2014
SERVICES: 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 24, 2014 at Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home. VISITATION: 4:00-8:00 p.m. Monday, June 23, at the Funeral Home. OFFICIATING: Rev. Wes Jones. FINAL RESTING PLACE: Garland Brook Cemetery. MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS: Donor's choice of charity. Rosie L. Poynter, 74, of E State Street, died at 5:25 a.m. Friday, June 20, 2014, at Columbus Regional Hospital. Rosie was born August 5, 1939 in Metcalfe County, Kentucky, the daughter of Edgar L. and Clara Poore Jessie. She married Arthur Yvon Poynter, December 14, 1954. Rosie enjoyed spending time with her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren along with fishing and working puzzles. Survivors include her husband; children, Donna (Donnie) Sitterding of Medora, Yvonne Marie Poynter (Larry Banks) Poynter of Midland, Michigan, Pamela (John) Lorentzen of Greenwood and Stacey (LuAnne) Poynter of Bargersville; brothers, Hobert England of Columbus, Ernest and Larry England, both of Kentucky; a sister, Barbara Jessie of Columbus; grandchildren, Michelle (Jeff) Sharp, Dustin Sitterding, Katelyn, Paige and Savannah Lorentzen, Samantha Poynter and Lauren Whewell; great-grandchildren, Sarah and Nathan Sharp; and several nieces, nephews and in-laws. She was preceded in death by her father, Edgar Jessie; her mother, Clara England; stepparents Kizzie Jessie & Curt England, grandparents, Minnie and Wood Poore; brothers, Edward, James and William Jessie and Curtis England; and sisters, Edna Jessie and Nancy Craft.






I cannot explain how much Aunt Rosie meant to me..She was such a quite person. So many memories that I have.. I loved her sooo much and know that she loved me. I cherish the mug and note that she gave me when I had gone thru such a low and painful time in my life.. the note said” to connie, just because I love you. Hope this year will be better for you, love aunt rosie”.. rip my dear aunt and please know you are loved and will be missed soooo much..
Aunt Rosie, I hope you are enjoying your reunion in Heaven with William and the rest of the family. Although I would love to have you back here on earth with us, I could never ask that because I know your in a better place without any more pain or suffering. I love you and will forever cherish you and keep you in my thoughts. Until we meet again.
Love you Rosie you always had a smile when ever i seen you,You never said an unkind word to anyone that i know of ,i know i havent seen you in a while but i always remember you Love you Rosie, sue
so sorry for the Loss of aunt rosie she was a Great Lady and will be missed by all
Sorry to hear about Aunt Rosie. She will be missed. Praying for the family.
Rosie will be greatly missed to everyone, who loved her and anyone having the pleasure of knowing her. It meant a lot to me that Rosie came to mom and dads funeral even thou she was sick. I’ll always remember going to her house and playing when I was small. to her husband and children my prayers are with you, know that we love you all.
Mom I miss you so much. Everywhere I look I expect to see you. In my mind I know where you are and that one day I will see you again. But in my heart it just hurts to much. Thank you for all your boundless love.
Aunt Rosie always reminds me of Grandma England. My heart goes out to each of you. I couldn’t help but to think what a reunion they were having in heaven when I heard she passed. I’m sure she was meet with open arms from mom and grandma and many others. Prayers for you all.
I miss mom every day. She was so loving and kind. She had a great sense of humor too. I hope that someday I can put into words some of her greatness.I can’t believe how lucky I am to have such a beautiful and generous mother. In her honor I will do my best to go forward. My broken heart is still filled with her love.
I can hardly believe its been 9 months since I held your sweet hand. I miss you so much! Wish you were here for this new Spring. You made everything brighter.We were so blessed to know and be loved by our precious Rose.
Mama, the calendar says its been a year plus 10 days since you became spirit. All I know is that I miss you. Andso do many others. We keep trying to do as you told us and enjoy our lives. It isn’t easy without you here. Thank you for the wonderful family you nurtured.I love you.
My mother was such a beautiful woman. The kindest and most caring person I can ever imagine taught me so much. And the gifts she gave me of life lessons and love and unselfish examples of living every day ARE such a treasure that I know I am very blessed. So even though I still weep because I can’t see or touch you, Mom, I honor you on this Mother’s Day. I love you and will do my best to show your gifts in my days. I do so miss you.