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                   MARROW, Rosa E., 88, of Kearney died Friday, Feb. 2, 2007, at her homeMemorial services: Wednesday, Horner-Lieske-Horner MortuaryMemorials: Eastern Star Tuscon Chapter 35 or First United Methodist ChurchBorn July 13, 1918, in StapletonParents: Roy and Lena (Heldenbrand) ReadyAttended Baker Rural School near Stapleton; moved to Gandy; attended Kearney State College, graduated in 1941; met her husband while in school; Married: Jan. 28, 1943, to Marion Marrow in Baltimore. He died in 1993. Taught school for three years; became a homemaker when her husband returned from the war; moved to Kearney, raised her familyActivities: member of First United Methodist Church in Kearney, Tuscan Chapter 35 of the Order of Eastern Star and Kearney Garden Club; life member of PTO; belonged to the Stitch and Sew Club; worked with the Girl Scouts and helped with the Cub Scouts; enjoyed sewing and gardening and was a stamp collector; collected coffee mugsSurvivors include her sons, Jerry of Manhattan, Kan., Ronny of Kearney and Larry of Lincoln; daughter, Kay Leonard of Madison, Ala.; and sisters, Ona Werner of Sedona, Ariz., and Volney Oliver of Hayden Lake, Idaho; also grandchildren, Adam Marrow of Conroe, Texas, Roy Marrow of Kearney and Eric Marrow and Mackenzie Marrow, both of Lincoln; daughters-in-law, Myong Marrow of Manhattan, Lori (Schug) Marrow of Kearney and Cynthia (Wisch) Marrow of Lincoln; son-in-law, William Leonard of Madison; and sister-in-law, Mildred Ready of StapletonWas preceded in death by her husband, parents and two brothers Kearney Hub, 5 February, 2007