Rosie Saito
Died peacefully June 29, 2020, at 103 years of age.
Preceded in death by her husband Mitsuo Saito and daughter-in-law Barbara Saito.
Devoted and loving mother to Patricia Bishop, Robert Saito, Thomas Saito, Barbara (Lester) Hager, Dennis (Mary) Saito.
Rosie was a grandmother of 16, great grandmother of 22 and a friend of many.
Special thanks to Seasons Hospice and Palliative Care and Griswold Home Care.
Services private. Donations may be made to Centenary United Methodist Church, 55 Plaza Square, St. Louis, 63103, or James S. McDonnell USO.
Rosie was amazing. i worked with Pat at TWA and was fortunate to be friends with her and her family. Mitsuo is happy that she has finally joined him in Heaven. He has waited a long time to have his gorgeous Bride by his side.. My condolences to all of the incredible family. Love ya Tan,,,
PS: I bet he is driving her around in a Mercury..from cloud to cloud.
Rosie and Mits were very special members of the Greatest Generation. They made our childhood in Dogtown a magical time for all of the neighborhood kids. May Rosie and Mits Rest In Peace.????
I have known the Saito Family for 70 years. Pat is still one of my dearest friends. I had the greatest respect and admiration for Rosie and Mitsi. They were wonderful people in the neighborhood in Dogtown where we all grew up. I saw Rosie just two years ago and she still remembered me after all these years. I am sorry to see her pass, but she is in a good place now. I remember her walking every day up to her job at Schneidhorst Restaurant where she worked. Up that long hill on Kraft Street she would go, striding out. Mitsi would amaze us children with his beautiful handmade kites and fly them for us occasionally. They were a wonderful couple! I will always remember them both. God be with the family. Know that we are with you in spirit. Wish we could be with you also in person.
Your thoughts and cherished memories will always be with you to help comfort you at this time. Your mom had a wonderful long life. You and your family are so blessed. Pat, our deepest sympathy – Love you…..
Pat we’re sorry for the loss of your mom but you have so many good memories! She had a long life and I’m sure she will be missed! Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Love,
Fred and Linda
Have known Pat Saito for a long time. May Mrs. Saito Rest In Peace now. And sympathy to Pat and family. Love you
I have so many memories of your mom. May your memories give you and your family comfort and peace.
Dear Pat, deepest sympathy to you and your family. Your mother must have been a remarkable person from all the comments. i’m sure you can take some comfort in that and cherish all the memories you both shared. Pat, you and your family are in our thoughts.
Martha and Mike Evans