Wife to John G. Horwat of Merrittstown, PA and mother to: Barbara, Helen (Chome), and Douglas. Grandmother to Douglas John (DJ) Horwat. Rose was the daughter of George and Elizabeth Nagg Constable.
Famous for her cooking, baking pies, nut rolls and her very sharp mind for math and law.
She was an Assistant Librarian at the Penn Craft Library during the early 1940's.
Before her marriage, my mother was asked to cook a chicken dinner by Mr. Peckam, a wealthy contributor from Chicago, who was devoting time to the Penn Craft Project. He waited for my mother the next day to tell her that was the BEST chicken dinner he ever had and it was her FIRST chicken dinner she ever made. That statement would lead her to do everything with perfection.
Time was always of the essence, not to go watch television, but what else needed to be done. Don't do anything half assed, do it the right way were her motto.
She and John were married in Accident, MD. June 16, 1942.
Famous for her cooking, baking pies, nut rolls and her very sharp mind for math and law.
She was an Assistant Librarian at the Penn Craft Library during the early 1940's.
Before her marriage, my mother was asked to cook a chicken dinner by Mr. Peckam, a wealthy contributor from Chicago, who was devoting time to the Penn Craft Project. He waited for my mother the next day to tell her that was the BEST chicken dinner he ever had and it was her FIRST chicken dinner she ever made. That statement would lead her to do everything with perfection.
Time was always of the essence, not to go watch television, but what else needed to be done. Don't do anything half assed, do it the right way were her motto.
She and John were married in Accident, MD. June 16, 1942.
Wife to John G. Horwat of Merrittstown, PA and mother to: Barbara, Helen (Chome), and Douglas. Grandmother to Douglas John (DJ) Horwat. Rose was the daughter of George and Elizabeth Nagg Constable.
Famous for her cooking, baking pies, nut rolls and her very sharp mind for math and law.
She was an Assistant Librarian at the Penn Craft Library during the early 1940's.
Before her marriage, my mother was asked to cook a chicken dinner by Mr. Peckam, a wealthy contributor from Chicago, who was devoting time to the Penn Craft Project. He waited for my mother the next day to tell her that was the BEST chicken dinner he ever had and it was her FIRST chicken dinner she ever made. That statement would lead her to do everything with perfection.
Time was always of the essence, not to go watch television, but what else needed to be done. Don't do anything half assed, do it the right way were her motto.
She and John were married in Accident, MD. June 16, 1942.
Famous for her cooking, baking pies, nut rolls and her very sharp mind for math and law.
She was an Assistant Librarian at the Penn Craft Library during the early 1940's.
Before her marriage, my mother was asked to cook a chicken dinner by Mr. Peckam, a wealthy contributor from Chicago, who was devoting time to the Penn Craft Project. He waited for my mother the next day to tell her that was the BEST chicken dinner he ever had and it was her FIRST chicken dinner she ever made. That statement would lead her to do everything with perfection.
Time was always of the essence, not to go watch television, but what else needed to be done. Don't do anything half assed, do it the right way were her motto.
She and John were married in Accident, MD. June 16, 1942.
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