Brownlie Maxwell

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Rose Parmelee Bailey

Born October 5, 1934 in Dunbar, West Virginia
Departed December 28, 2023 in West Melbourne, Florida

Funeral services for Rose Parmelee Bailey will be held at 1:00 pm Friday, January 5, 2024 in the chapel of Brownlie Maxwell Funeral Home, viewing at 12:00 pm prior to the service, with the interment to follow at Florida Memorial Gardens Rockledge Fl. Reverend Steven West will officiate.
Mrs. Bailey was born October 5, 1934 in Dunbar West Virginia. She was the daughter of the late John and Rushea Fore. She was preceded in death by her daughter Shelia Bailey and her brother Chester Fore. She was retired Defense Contracting as a Security Receptionist and prior as a Payroll Accountant. She was a member of Graceway Church of Melbourne. Rose’s love for Southern Gospel music allowed her to sing in church choirs and several known local groups such as The Gospelettes, The Fellowship Quartet and Trust Quartet for many years. Mrs. Bailey passed away on Thursday December 28, 2023 at Inspiritas of West Melbourne.
Mrs. Bailey is survived by her 3 sons David Bailey( Kings Mountain North Carolina), Randy Bailey ( Cindy ) of West Melbourne, Steve Bailey (Jen ) of West Melbourne, a sister Geneva Francisco of Melbourne, a brother Robert Fore (Barbara ) of Muskegon Michigan, 8 grandchildren: Katrina Bailey, Ryan Bailey, Brittany Sandberg, Corey Bailey, Crystal St. Germain( Michael ), Courtney Spisak (Ethan Minner), Bella Koch and Teegan Bailey: 4 great grandchildren, Cora Pushman, Ella St. Germain, Livvy St. Germain and M.J. St. Germain.
Pallbearers will be Ryan Bailey, Ethan Minner, Michael St. Germain, Donnie Legg, Tim Van Deventer and Max Pickering. Brownlie Maxwell Funeral Home/Melbourne chapel has charge of the funeral arrangements.

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Cindy Godbout from Melbourne
January 4, 2024
I was her hairdresser for 40 years. After all those years and all the stories told, on both sides. We were family! She treated me like I was one of her kids. I loved all her motherly advice. Ok maybe not all. But I always listened to her . I admired her so much. She was a strong woman who believed and lived her faith. No matter what. There was nothing more important than her kids. She loved with all she had. Then the wonderful grandchildren and great grandchildren came along. They were her joy. In the later years I started calling her Rosie. It brought a smile as she walked through the door. I will always remember the many great times we had together. We laugh and sometimes we cried . It was a special relationship for me. Rest in peace my sweet Rosie. We will meet again 💖
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