Roselee Ann Bogosian

October 8, 1936, lived her life for Jesus, August 19, 2026

Roselee loved her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ with everything she had! She knew Him intimately; reading His Word was her passion, and prayer was her purpose.

She served those she knew and loved and extended hospitality to those she had never met. Roselee was driven by a deep desire to see those around her come to know her precious Lord. She would come alongside them, helping them grow in their faith and understand the truths of His Word.

Roselee, and her siblings, Maxine, Linda, and David, were given a Christian foundation by her parents Mack and Nellie Mushegan. They were all raised to trust in a living and active God who wanted to have a deep personal relationship with them.

She met her loving and devoted husband, Deron, and married February 20, 1960. They made it a priority to raise their family in church and enjoyed many years of sweet fellowship, learning, and serving at Rolling Hills Covenant Church. She was an adoring, supportive wife and a purposeful and creative mother to Robin (Steve) and Valerie (Dave).

Roselee loved to learn and was a great teacher. She was a gifted student while growing up in Montebello. She excelled in business at Woodbury College, which led to a lifelong career as an executive assistant at US Steel and Hughes Helicopters. She also enjoyed working in importing, the ministry of Young Life, and real estate. Roselee had a 20-year career with Deron partnering in his successful carpet inspection business. In addition, she was always taking classes such as cooking, health, Bible, and exercise. She loved to garden and made the best cookies ever!

Her grandchildren were prayed for daily: Daniel (Shannon), Brendan (Katie), Leah (Monty), Austin (Melissa), Connor, and Skyler; and great-grandchildren, Hadley, Cece, Sawyer, and Molly. She adored them and did everything she could for them.

Deep gratitude to our caregivers, hospice, & everyone who wrapped us in prayers, calls, visits, hugs, and love. 

God used you as instruments of peace in our lives.

"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith."

2 Timothy 4:7