Rosemary Yacso Obituary (1948

On Friday, February 2, 2024 the most courageous and strong soul departed this Earthly plane. She is being welcomed into the world of spirit by her angels, guides, and family. She fought her last fight. I know she wanted to stay but her poor body has failed her. Through a life of many hospitalizations and illnesses, she was far stronger than me. On many nights I had to leave her alone in the hospital room and she accepted it. Her strength made me stronger. She had such power of love and kindness. She never spoke ill of anyone helping me to see the good in people and the world. That is why with our family that we made, we gave all of our love. Our marriage of 52 years has stopped on the physical plane. I know it will continue in the spirit world on my passing and what a glorious day that will be. I will go forward while I am here. Yet look happily to the day of our next meeting. If you are able to wait for me, that is wonderful. Yet if you must go forward, please go. We will always have an undying love for each other. This is truly a heartbreaking time in my life. As we all go forward please live your life with the least amount of regrets. Thankfully with you, I have none. I am free, I am free and basking in our love. The words I speak of today, I know are true. What I have seen, felt, and communicated with is truly profound. So with a very heavy heart I will say goodbye my love. All my love Bryan. Rosemary Yacso-Kobosky, 75, passed away on Friday, February 2, 2024 in Lorain, OH. She was born on July 23, 1948 in Cleveland, OH to her parents, Mike and Sophie Kobosky. Rosemary graduated from West Tech in 1966. She married the love of her life, Bryan T. Yacso, on October 23, 1971. Rosemary enjoyed painting, sewing, gardening, and was an advanced antique dealer. She was preceded in death by her parents, Mike and Sophie Kobosky. Rosemary is survived by her husband, Bryan Yacso; children, Deirdra Holmes, Gabriel (Laura) Yacso, and Kathleen Schwab; grandchildren, Kal, Kaden, J.P., and Vylet; 2 great-grandchildren; her brother, Michael (Mary) Kobosky; and sister, Cindey (Calvin) Henry. Arrangements by Reidy-Scanlan-Giovannazzo Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Lorain, (440) 244-1961. Online condolences may be sent to the family using www.rsgfuneralhome.com.