Rosemary Magner

Rosemary Magner was born on January 23, 1959, in Maywood, California to Bobby and Naoma Sauerberg. She was the third child of seven, having three brothers, Bobby Jr., John and Jeff, and three sisters: Linda, Lisa and Tammy. She previously lived in both California and Oklahoma before making her home in Texas in 2006.

Rosemary spent the last nine years of her life working for Motivating Graphics as a customer service representative. Many at the company became her second family and her best friends. Her take charge, no bull attitude got the job done with efficiency, fun and immense trust and respect from her customers.

One of her most important roles in life was raising three daughters. She taught them how to be fierce, firm, not back down when necessary, and to be strong. She showed up for her daughters no matter what she was going through and loved them deeply.

Her greatest joy in life was being a Mimi/Grandma and Great Grandma to her grandchildren. She loved watching her grandkids enjoy their hobbies like playing video games, acting in plays, playing sports and cooking and baking. She loved telling the grandkids jokes, using her quick wit to come up with comebacks for every hard time they tried to give her, spoiling them endlessly, and encouraging them to be who they are, stand firm and strong and be a good, thoughtful human.

Rosemary was strong, supportive, loyal, loving, giving and kind. She loved to do things for other people and believed in helping others. She recently grew in her faith in Jesus and made sure to tell anyone who would listen what her Jesus has done for her and how they should turn to him too.

She is preceded in death by her father and mother; Bobby and Noama, and her brother Bobby Jr.

She leaves behind to cherish her memory-three daughters, Jamie Thompson and her husband Justin of Arizona, Melissa Simpson of Texas, Sara Rose and her wife Sarah Robinson also of Texas. Her six grandchildren, Paige Maag and her boyfriend Christian of California, Ethan Maag and his girlfriend, Kim of Arizona, Camden and Grayson Simpson of Texas and, Tyler and Cammie Thompson both of Arizona; her great grandchildren Silas and Marceline Hernandez of California; all three of her sisters and two brothers and many nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.