ROSALIE LEE BROWN December 30, 1925 to July 28, 2001 I want to go back and do it all over again.And when I come to the fork in the roadWhere I turned left, this time I'll turn right.And I might not lose sightof me this timeBecause I'm buried in woulds and coulds and shoulds,and the real me is invisibleAnd divisible into so many parts who please everyone else.But where, oh where, is my real self??So many wrong turns, so many mistakes,So many chances that I didn't take.So many pleasures that I never tasted.So much time that I have wasted.How does one start to live anew?How can you create another you?Someone who knows how to laugh and play,Someone who enjoys each and every day?Someone caring and daring and free?Could that someone ever really be me??? God has chosen my answer. Survived by: daughter, Kathleen Williams and her son, Robert and his wife, Denise; a son, Daniel; a son, Christopher and his wife, Donna and their three children, Christina, Nicole, and Michael; and all her special friends.