Rosa Esposito was the beloved wife of Carmine Esposito and loving mother to six children Joseph Esposito and his wife Annamaria, the late Rocco Esposito and wife Argentina, Gerardo Esposito and his wife Adriana, Grazia Esposito DiFabio and her husband Gabriele DiFabio, Antonio Esposito and his wife Cheryl, Vito Esposito and his wife Janet. She is also survived by 16 grandchildren and 1 is deceased and name sake of her late husband Carmine Esposito. Rosa is also survived by 4 great grand children. Rosa was the last of her 13 siblings in the “Aliberti” family.

Rosa enjoyed to bake bread, crochet and read the bible. She did all those things until her illness made her unable to do so. She enjoyed telling stories of her life in great detail and often spoke of how World War II effected Italy and how the Nazi troops that came through her small village of Siano, Salerno. Her stories will be truly missed by all that had the honor of listening to them.

Funeral arrangements were entrusted by the Salvatore Rocco & Sons Funeral Home in Everett. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden.

***Errors were corrected in Rosa Esposito's maiden name and more information was added.

Rosa Esposito was the beloved wife of Carmine Esposito and loving mother to six children Joseph Esposito and his wife Annamaria, the late Rocco Esposito and wife Argentina, Gerardo Esposito and his wife Adriana, Grazia Esposito DiFabio and her husband Gabriele DiFabio, Antonio Esposito and his wife Cheryl, Vito Esposito and his wife Janet. She is also survived by 16 grandchildren and 1 is deceased and name sake of her late husband Carmine Esposito. Rosa is also survived by 4 great grand children. Rosa was the last of her 13 siblings in the “Aliberti” family.

Rosa enjoyed to bake bread, crochet and read the bible. She did all those things until her illness made her unable to do so. She enjoyed telling stories of her life in great detail and often spoke of how World War II effected Italy and how the Nazi troops that came through her small village of Siano, Salerno. Her stories will be truly missed by all that had the honor of listening to them.

Funeral arrangements were entrusted by the Salvatore Rocco & Sons Funeral Home in Everett. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery in Malden.

***Errors were corrected in Rosa Esposito's maiden name and more information was added.