Roselyn Jimenez
April 30, 1988 ~ May 5, 2024
Born in:
Trenton, New Jersey
Resided in:
New Llano, Louisiana
SFC Roselyn Jimenez, age 36, of Trenton, New Jersey passed away on 05 May 2024 in Woodville, Texas.
Roselyn, born on 30 April 1988, the daughter of the late Jesus M. Jimenez and Rosaisella Gines grew up in Trenton, New Jersey. After receiving her GED, Roselyn joined the United States Army in 2007 as a Human Intelligence Analyst (35M) where she completed basic training at Fort Leonardwood, MO, and completed Advance Individual Training(AIT) at Fort Huachuca, AZ. She was first stationed in Germany. She then moved on to Fort Hood, Texas where she deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Roselyn was stationed in Fort Sam Houston, TX, Jakarta, Indonesia as a Defense Attache in support of The State Department at the U.S. Embassy; Fort Bliss, TX where she deployed to South Korea; and finally her current duty station of Fort Huachuca, AZ where she served as an Instructor for the 35M Advance Leadership Course.
At the age of 34, she married Chad M. Hare and went on to have a beautiful daughter, Maya Rose. Roselyn lived a full life, often enjoying crafting, making candle wax, spending time with family and friends, and traveling. She loved life and those in her circle. Shortly before her death, Roselyn completed her Associate of Applied Science in Intelligence Operations Studies and was completing courses toward her bachelor’s degree.
She is preceded in death by her father Jesus M. Jimenez and leaving a legacy through her daughter Maya Rose Hare. Roselyn is survived by her husband Chad M. Hare, her mother Rosaiella Gines (Felipe) Her sister Janet M. Jimenez (LaQuita), her brother Joshua M. Jimenez (Angel), nephews Tristan Jr, Isaiah, Joshua Jr, and Josiah and host of family, and friends.
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Funeral Service: May 29, 2024 10:00 am
Callaway-Jones Funeral Home & Cremation Center
3001 S College Ave
Bryan, TX 77801
979-822-3717
https://callawayjones.com
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Killeen , Texas 76542
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Roselyn, you were always such a cheerful and positive person. You were also a great leader. You will be missed by many. May God give the family and friends peace and comfort during this time.
You were the most beautiful soul, Roselyn. Will forever remember your laugh and your kindest heart.
Roselyn I miss you. My thoughts cannot express or describe the pain, the heart break or even the reality of losing you. You my sister, my friend, my ride or die you not only experienced all of the life’s hell of our upbringing but also experienced all the good things we both had the privilege to have. I miss you bruh (as I would call you during our FaceTime calls) you brought me a sense of peace and knowledge I didn’t have. Your memory lives on through me in this life time, and the next and the next and the next and the next I will never stop. I could write multiple books of us and still it wouldn’t be enough. I love you homie! Your legacy, Maya Rose will never ever ever forget who you are. I miss you Roselyn Jimenez like I really MISS YOU and I need you but as you would say Peace Out “A” Town Down . Watch over me my Angel I need you.
I want to thank you for all of the amazing memories we shared together. In my life I have met a lot of incredible people, but never in such a short time has someone had such a resounding impact on me. You were more than my friend, you were my sister. I pray for your daughter every chance I get although I know in the hands of your husband, best friends, and siblings she will never be let down. I’ll never forget our long bike rides throughout San Antonio whenever we would take them, I’ll never forget getting my damn car towed out of my parking spot because I accidentally dropped my parking pass on my dash so it wasnt “displayed on my rear view mirror” trash ass tow truck. I will never forget bringing that girl Betsy to the house that I told you I didnt like, and you kept peaking out the door making that face at me and the whole time I was in that mf embarrassed cuz I was trying to be slick lol. I mean theres so many memories, you were the best friend possible, you really helped me make my decision to get out and beause of that guidance I am the man I am today. I could not be more thankful for your presence. May you rest in peace and my your family find the comfort that comes with time. Until we meet again.