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Later she enjoyed working at the Science Museum of Minnesota gift shop, and using her travel experiences as a tour guide for the American Automobile Association (AAA). She was happy to say she was not the pack rat her husband was! She enjoyed cross-country skiing, needlepoint, her dogs-Andy the basenji, and her two Honeys (dachshunds.) She once gave Don a goat kid for Father's Daya€'to help with lawn mowing! Rose volunteered her knowledge and helpfulness as a Travelers Aide volunteer at the Twin Cities Airport for many years.

She and Don enjoyed square dancing, traveling and eating her cooking. Attending the symphony, opera and plays were of great joy, and she tried mightily to pass on her interests to her children and grandchildren. She was a long-time subscriber of the Wall Street Journal and read it cover-to-cover daily until she died. She loved getting together with her regular bridge and poker groups. Rose enjoyed a good book, and was an avid card player. Rose moved out to be near her daughter, Marianna, in 2010, following the untimely death of her son, Gerry, from brain cancer.

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Don's favorite teasing homage for a particular delicacy was that it was 'eminently edible.' The two made their home first in Minneapolis, then in Eagan for 30 plus years, which was followed by a 20 year year stint at Westwood Ridge Senior Apartments in West St. He would willingly try anything she dreamed up then the two would decide whether to keep that recipe or trash it. Don plied Rose with many cookbooks, and she responded by becoming a terrific cook. They loved entertaining, enjoyed lots of international travel on vacations, and raised two kids. Typical of the times, Don became the sole breadwinner, and Rose became responsible for the home front. That came as mixed good fortune, since stewardesses were released from NWA when they married!ĭon and Rose married on Oct. The exception was for an engagement ring.

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Rose remembers that stewardesses were not allowed to wear any jewelry, because it was not deemed professional with their uniform. They visited museums, art collections, sat in on Congressional hearings, and in general, whenever their schedules would permit, they made the most of seeing as much of the U.S.

They used the opportunities to drive to Monticello or along the eastern coast.

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With 36 hours of free time, they would rent a car and go exploring. She remembers the layovers they would enjoy, along with another NWA stewardess, Betsy Winn, who eventually met and married NWA engineer Al Reed. Rose was first a ticket agent, and then became a stewardess based out of Minneapolis, and later in her nine year career was chief stewardess, western region, based out of Seattle. Rose met her future husband, Donald Vimr, through their work at Northwest Airlines where Don was an airline pilot.

Paul, and graduating from the College of St Catherine, St. She grew up in Minnesota, attending Derham Hall Prep School, St. 21, 1919 in Lakeville, Minnesota, to Edward and Nora (Grady) Myers. Paul and Eagan, Minnesota, passed away on Januat Dells Area Health Center. Rose Myers Vimr, age 91, of Dell Rapids, formerly of West St.