Kathryn Diane Rosa

Kathryn Diane Rosa, passed away on September 7, 2026.
Diane was a strong, hardworking woman who believed that everything happens for a reason. It was a phrase she said often, and one that reflected the way she lived her life. No matter what life put in front of her, she found a way to keep moving forward, trusting that there was a purpose even when it wasn't immediately clear.
When her children were young, she built and owned her own business so that she could work while still being home with her family. Her hard work provided not only for her family, but also created some of their most treasured memories. That business helped pay for many family trips to the beach - memories of sunshine, laughter, and time together that her children will carry with them forever.
She was proud of the life she built and, above all, proud of her family. She was a proud Nenaw to all her grandchildren and cherished the special bond she shared with each of them. She was the kind of woman who worked hard for the people she loved, made sacrifices without making a big deal about them, and found wast o turn ordinary moments into memories. Her strength determination, humor, and unwavering love for her family will be remembered by everyone fortunate enough to know her.
She leaves behind her husband Benjamin Rosa Jr.; son Benjamin Cordero Rosa and wife Paige Pitts-Rosa; daughter Angelica Danielle Rosa; stepdaughters Jessica Vo and husband Charlie, Amber Sinohui and husband Daniel, Cristina Williams and husband Justin; grandsons J.J. Miller Daxton Pitts Gabriel Vasquez, granddaughters Sophia Sinohui, Melanie Rosa, Eleanor Rosa, Adrianna Vasquez, Alyssa Vasques; sister Delores Anderson; nephews Jason Chapman, David Martin; niece Samabtha Osterberg and husband Cody.
Her legacy lives on not only in the people she leaves behind but in the lessons she taught them, the memories she created, and the love she gave so freely. And perhaps fittingly those who loved her will continue to carry one of her greatest reminders with them: everything happens for a reason.