Rose A. (Krikorian) Keach, 80,

Rose A. (Krikorian) Keach, 80, of Milford, passed away Tuesday, February 10, 2015 at Countryside Healthcare of Milford.
 She was born in Milford daughter of the late Krikor and Kachperouhi (Aprahamian) Krikorian and was a lifelong Milford resident. She was a graduate of the Milford High School class of 1951. Mrs. Keach retired in 1987 from Verizon where she was employed as a troubleshooter. She also was employed as a cashier at the former State Theater in Milford for over forty years and the Regal Cinema in Bellingham.
 She is survived by her daughters, Patricia and her husband Richard Rogers, Judith Keach of Milford, three grandchildren, Nicole Keach of VA, Scott Ayotte of Boston and Ryan Ayotte of Milford, nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her son Mark Keach and her brother Art Krikorian.     
The funeral will be held Friday, February 13, 2015 at 9 A.M. from the Consigli-Ruggerio Funeral Home 46 Water St Milford Ma. A Celebration of life with Eucharistic will be held at 10 A.M in the Trinity Episcopal Church on 17 Congress St. in Milford       The burial will follow in the Vernon Grove Cemetery on Depot St in Milford.      
Calling hours will be held Thursday from 5 to 8 P.M.  
 Memorial contributions may be made to the Milford Humane Society 289 West St. Milford MA 01757

Guest Book

I just heard about Rose when attending the cinema in Bellingham. My brother and I went to the movies there each Sunday for over a decade and really enjoyed talking to Rose. She was such a sweet person. She will be missed by us but never forgotten. People having the kindness of Rose are always with us. Our sincere sorrow for your loss.
Owen Boyd

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I was so sorry to hear about Rose. I worked with her for many years at Verizon. I also saw her many times at the theater. She was a very kind person & she will be surely missed especially at our yearly Verizon Luncheon.
Ronnie Evangelista

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Sorry to hear the news of Aunt Rose, and the loss of your Mother. I'm unable to attend the calling hours, as well as the funeral. Aunt Rose was a special/unique individual. And, will surely be missed by all who knew her.
Robin (Keach) Rossiter

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