Rosanne E. Abraham, age 75, of Cudahy, Wisconsin, formerly of Crystal Lake, Illinois, passed away on October 5, 2026, following a brief battle with cancer.
Rosanne was born October 17, 1950 in Chicago, Illinois to Marvin and Miriam (Greenstein) Rosenstein. She worked as a legal secretary for over 35 years before beginning a second career at Kohl’s, where she worked for the past 20 years, beginning at their Crystal Lake store, and later in Oak Creek.
Outside of work, Rosanne loved spending time with her children and grandchildren, several of whom she helped raise. She was a familiar face at her grandchildren’s bowling events, band competitions and concerts, and other activities. She also loved playing Bingo, doing crossword puzzles, or spending time with her neighbors, whether socializing or playing games.
Rosanne is survived by her children, Ashley (Jason Lee) Larsen, Kevin (Heather) Abraham and Lauren (Charles) Stout; her grandchildren, Savana and McKenzie Larsen, Jayden Vivio, Haylee Cox-Elmore, Ryan, Averee and Madison Abraham; her sister, Sherry Schlau; her ex-husband, Carl (Mary Gackowski) Abraham; her nieces, Amanda (Jeffrey) Edelman and Alexis (Daniel Cain) Schlau; and her great-nephew and great-niece, Zachary Edelman and Charlotte Cain, along with many other family members and friends
She is preceded in death by her parents, Marvin and Miriam Rosenstein; her granddaughter, Hailey Larsen; her brother-in-law, Thomas Schlau; and her aunts and uncles, Harold and Helen Heller and David and Fern Rosenstein.
A visitation open house will be held on Monday, October 19th, 2026 from 1-3pm at Parkway Chateau’s Bristol Room (12304 75th St, Kenosha WI).
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Anthony Philip Bucaro says:
Darlene and I are very sorry for your loss. Rosanne sounded like a great wife, Mother and Grandmother and I’m sure she will be missed very much.