Rosemarie Yochum

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Rosemarie Yochum, who left us peacefully on October 5, 2026, surrounded by her loved ones. Born on April 4, 1941, in Newark, New Jersey, Rosemarie was a beacon of light and laughter in the lives of all who knew her. Rosemarie was the beloved daughter of Carmine and Mary Tumminelli, and she carried forward their legacy of kindness and warmth. She was predeceased by her parents and her cherished son, Matthew Cumiskey, whose memories she held dear to her heart. A devoted home health aide, Rosemarie dedicated her life to caring for others, embodying compassion and generosity in every interaction. Her commitment to service extended beyond her profession as she was also a devoted member of St. Paul’s Church in Irvington, New Jersey, where her faith and fellowship enriched the community. Rosemarie was a woman of remarkable spirit, known for her quick wit and warm smile. She had an extraordinary gift for storytelling, often sharing anecdotes that could brighten any day. Her humor was infectious, and she never missed an opportunity to lighten the mood with a joke. Her kindness and generosity left an indelible mark on the countless lives she touched. Rosemarie's legacy lives on through her loving family. She is survived by her devoted daughter, Diane DiMuzio, and her cherished granddaughter, Heather Stanislawczyk. Her love also extends to her two great-grandchildren, Giannah and Amira Farag, who brought immense joy to her later years. In honor of Rosemarie's life, the family will hold a private ceremony to celebrate her memory. They wish to extend heartfelt gratitude to the compassionate staff at AristaCare in Plainfield, New Jersey, for their dedicated care and support during her final days. In lieu of flowers, donations in Rosemarie’s memory may be made to a charity of your choice, reflecting her spirit of giving. Rosemarie Yochum will be remembered for her vibrant personality and the love she shared so freely. As her family lovingly says, she will be "forever in our hearts."