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Greg Rose

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My sincerest thoughts and prayers to the Rose family, the Campbell County Camels sporting communities and friends of Greg's. He was a great man, who through his voice would entertain a crowd, regardless of whom they were rooting for. I'll continue to keep you all in my prayers.

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Gregory Allen Rose, 52 of Alexandria, KY passed away on April 25, 2014 at his residence.

Born June 3, 1961 in Fort Thomas, KY to Paul Rose and Charlene (Ruwe) Rose.

He was preceded in death by his father Paul Rose.

Greg worked for STG Lane Ltd. as a National Account Manager. He graduated from Campbell County High School in 1979 and Northern Kentucky University in 1983. During college he was a fraternity member for Pi Kappa Alpha. Greg was The Voice of the Camels (P.A. Announcer), involved with the Campbell County Boosters Club (headed special projects such as Taste of Campbell County, helped with the CCHS Stadium, Project Graduation, etc.) and was heavily involved with sporting programs for Campbell County Schools. He coached youth sports (such as soccer, basketball, and baseball), and established and coached the Campbell Spirit AAU Basketball program. Greg was an active church member at Christ Baptist Church of Cold Spring, KY where he was a leader with the men's breakfast prayer group. Greg throughly enjoyed traveling to Zimbabwe, Africa as he did missionary trips with Christ Baptist Church of Cold Spring. Greg was a loving husband, father, son, grandpa, and friend to many. He was beyond joyful for the upcoming wedding and marriage of his son Zach and Kathryn Scott in June. Growing up playing football was his passion, from playing Red Devils football as a youth to Campbell County Middle and High School football as a running back. His two sons followed in his footsteps as running backs for Campbell County High School as well.

Greg is survived by his wife of 30 years Sherri (True) Rose of Alexandria, KY, daughter Danielle (Rose) Crafton, son-in-law James Crafton, and grandson Marshall Crafton of Henderson, KY, son Zach Rose of Bethel Park, PA,(fiancé Kathryn Scott of California, KY), son, Grant Rose of Chicago, IL, daughter, Haylee Rose of Alexandria, KY, mother, Charlene Rose of Highland Heights, KY, father and mother-in-law Joseph and Dorothy True of Fort Thomas, KY, and sister Kim Koenig and brother-in-law Dick Koenig of West Chester, OH.

Visitation 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm, Wednesday, April 30, 2014 at First Baptist Church of Cold Spring, 4410 Alexandria Pike, Cold Spring, Kentucky 41076.

Service will follow at 7:00 pm, Wednesday, April 30, 2014, at the First Baptist Church of Cold Spring, with First Baptist Church Pastor Ric Frazier and Pastor Jason Ballard of Christ Baptist Church of Cold Spring officiating.

Procession will follow the service to the Campbell County Middle School where there will be a Celebration of Life Reception.

Memorials are suggested to the, Christ Baptist Church of Cold Spring, 3810 Alexandria Pike, Cold Spring, Kentucky 41076 or to the Campbell County High School, c/o Greg Rose Scholarship Fund, 909 Camel Crossing, Alexandria, Kentucky 41001.

Online condolences can be given at Dobbling, Muehlenkamp-Erschell Funeral Home | Home .

Dobbling, Muehlenkamp-Erschell Funeral Home serving the family.

Greg was my cousin, though we only seen each other once or twice a year I will always remember our talks at the True family reunions at Kincaid Lake State Park.

 

When my brother who played for Bourbon County played at Campbell Co. he would always get excited when he made a tackle. He was a great family man as can be seen by the stand up class act children he has.

 

Greg I'll miss our sports talks and ministry talks but I'll try and keep em going with Uncle Joe. Sad, sad day.

A Celebration of Life

“Greg Rose”

 

Bob Miller Stadium-Campbell Co. Middle School

4/30/14

 

3:00-7:00 Visitation at First Baptist of Cold Spring.

7:00-8:00 Funeral Service at First Baptist of Cold Spring.

8:15-8:35 Funeral procession from First Baptist to Bob Miller Stadium.

8:35-8:45 Parking will begin in North lot, then over flow to South Lot. The hearse will stage/park on track at the center of the bleachers.

8:45-8:50 Flag raised by CCHS Athletes. National Anthem sang by Melissa Conway.

8:50-8:55 Hearse takes lap around the track while Dave Sandlin speaks about Greg and his life accomplishments. The hearse will be escorted by two CCHS Band of Pride Gators.

8:55-9:00 Prayer led by Jason Ballard.

9:00-9:05 CCHS Fight Song played by the CCHS Band of Pride.

9:05-9:10 Closing remarks and invitation read about refreshments served in the CCMS Cafeteria.

I just want to give a BIG SHOUT OUT to Campbell County Schools for the Great Job they did with the tribute to Greg. It was well planned and executed, down to the 35's on the game clock, Greg's jersey number. :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

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