ROSEMARY HINTON'S CELEBRATION OF LIFE
Rosemary Hinton's Celebration of Life Service was held on Thursday Sept. 25 in the Waxlax Center. Photo album of memories.
Friday Sept. 26, Rosemary Hinton was remembered in a variety of ways. The LS students wore silly socks to honor Rosemary’s warmhearted tradition of wearing funny socks to school.
Also, you may have seen faculty and students donning “toe tokens” on their key chains and necklaces on campus this week. These small, charm-like tokens in the shape of a foot were used by Rosemary to encourage her lower school students to walk and/or run around the field, as well as reward those students who had reached certain milestones. Rosemary's idea has been a smashing hit on campus and is available to students and faculty who wish to remember Rosemary in this special way. Please see Bob Bond.
Rosemary Hinton
As seen in Press Journal
(May 13, 1957 – September 20, 2003)
Rosie was born on May 13, 1957 in Coral Gables, FL, and moved to Sebastian 16 years ago, from Los Angeles, CA. She was a Physical Education Teacher for Saint Edward’s School, where she worked for 16 years. She received her bachelor’s degree from Biola University in Los Angeles, CA, and attended Chapman College in L.A. where she became a certified Athletic Trainer. She also attended Florida Atlantic University where she received her master’s degree in Educational Leadership. She was a member of the Southeastern Athletic Trainers Association, and the National Athletic Trainer Association. Rosie also taught courses for the American Red Cross and worked as a trainer in the 1982 Olympics in L.A., the 1986 Pan American Games in Indianapolis, and the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. At Saint Edward’s, she taught PE and science, and was the coach of the Girls Varsity Golf, the volley ball and softball teams. She also functioned as the Athletic Director and Trainer. Rosie also taught water sports at SES Summer Camp.
Surviving is her partner of 14 years, Barbara McClure of Sebastian FL; and her extended family and cousins: Sue Ann Hinton, Lyn Hinton (Chris) Blahnick, Lee Hinton (Larry) Reisman, Jan Hinton (Shane) Styron, John Edward (Patti) Hinton, Marjorie A. Hinton, Suzanne Kugler, Rodney Lang, David (Linda) Cribben, Rosann (Robert) Cribben, David (April) McGuirt. She was predeceased by her parents, Bailey and Maxine Hinton, and her brother, Denny. Rosie leaves behind a multitude of loving friends.
please click to download Dr. Clark's letter. Donations can be made to Saint Edward’s Rosemary Hinton Memorial Fund. Please contact the advancement office at 231-5192.
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Also, you may have seen faculty and students donning “toe tokens” on their key chains and necklaces on campus this week. These small, charm-like tokens in the shape of a foot were used by Rosemary to encourage her lower school students to walk and/or run around the field, as well as reward those students who had reached certain milestones. Rosemary's idea has been a smashing hit on campus and is available to students and faculty who wish to remember Rosemary in this special way. Please see Bob Bond.
Rosemary Hinton
As seen in Press Journal
(May 13, 1957 – September 20, 2003)
Rosie was born on May 13, 1957 in Coral Gables, FL, and moved to Sebastian 16 years ago, from Los Angeles, CA. She was a Physical Education Teacher for Saint Edward’s School, where she worked for 16 years. She received her bachelor’s degree from Biola University in Los Angeles, CA, and attended Chapman College in L.A. where she became a certified Athletic Trainer. She also attended Florida Atlantic University where she received her master’s degree in Educational Leadership. She was a member of the Southeastern Athletic Trainers Association, and the National Athletic Trainer Association. Rosie also taught courses for the American Red Cross and worked as a trainer in the 1982 Olympics in L.A., the 1986 Pan American Games in Indianapolis, and the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. At Saint Edward’s, she taught PE and science, and was the coach of the Girls Varsity Golf, the volley ball and softball teams. She also functioned as the Athletic Director and Trainer. Rosie also taught water sports at SES Summer Camp.
Surviving is her partner of 14 years, Barbara McClure of Sebastian FL; and her extended family and cousins: Sue Ann Hinton, Lyn Hinton (Chris) Blahnick, Lee Hinton (Larry) Reisman, Jan Hinton (Shane) Styron, John Edward (Patti) Hinton, Marjorie A. Hinton, Suzanne Kugler, Rodney Lang, David (Linda) Cribben, Rosann (Robert) Cribben, David (April) McGuirt. She was predeceased by her parents, Bailey and Maxine Hinton, and her brother, Denny. Rosie leaves behind a multitude of loving friends.
please click to download Dr. Clark's letter. Donations can be made to Saint Edward’s Rosemary Hinton Memorial Fund. Please contact the advancement office at 231-5192.
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