Rosalynn Clark
Rosalynn Jane Clark, lovingly known as Rosie, died on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, from injuries sustained as the result of an automobile accident. She was born on February 1, 2025, and in her brief but beautiful life, she filled the world around her with laughter, energy, and a love that will never be forgotten.
Rosie was a deeply loved little girl whose personality was as bright as it was unforgettable. She had a sweet spirit and a little feral spark that made her all the more endearing to everyone who knew and loved her. Tiny but mighty, she was so full of life, and it seemed that everything alive loved her right back. She had a southern twang to her voice and a wonderfully curious, nosey nature that kept her interested in everything happening around her. She was always known to call out, “Be nice,” holding all her family to her standards. She loved animals, adored her baby dolls, horses, donkeys, and attending the rodeo. She especially loved her rescue dog, Doc. Rosie loved to ride anything with wheels, and she skipped learning to walk and went straight to running full force, meeting life fearlessly. She loved to help, especially the papaws and all the men in her life, who she loved and adored. Rosie also had a flair all her own. She loved wearing her “pretties,” dressing up with makeup and jewelry, and she brought fun wherever she went, including washing her cousins with foaming hand soap. She hated when people cried, especially babies, and she answered the world with the biggest hugs and the wettest kisses. She loved staring at the moon, and she always wanted more powdered donuts and mini-muffins. Though her time here was heartbreakingly short, Rosie’s life was overflowing with personality, affection, and joy. She will be remembered for her sweetness, her spirited nature, her boundless energy, and the love she gave so freely. Her memory will live on in every laugh, every moonlit sky, every rodeo, and every small, beautiful moment that reminds those who loved her of the precious child she was.
Left behind to mourn her loss are her mother, Madison Grimmett; her father, Logan (Madilynn) Clark; her maternal grandparents, Lacey and James Grimmett; her paternal grandparents, Cristy and Jeremy Clark; her aunts, Remi Grimmett and Alexis (Jacob) McElroy; her uncle, Wyatt Griffith; her cousins, Oakley Griffith, Emmy McElroy and Benny McElroy, as well as many great-grandparents, and her great-great-grandparents and other extended family members.
Family and friends are welcome to visit on Saturday, November 14, 2026, from 2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. at Goebel Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 36 North Buckeye St, Crooksville, Ohio 43731. A funeral service honoring her little life will follow at 5:00 p.m. Following services Rosie will be cremated and returned to her mom and dad.
