‘Dick Van Dyke Show’ Star, Rose Marie, Dies At 94

“There’s never been a more engaging & multi-talented performer,” Carl Reiner tweeted.

“In a span of 90 years, since she was four, dear Rosie performed on radio, in vaudeville, night clubs, films, TV, & Vegas & always had audiences clamoring for “more!!”

I was so sad to learn of the passing of Rosemarie. There's never been a more engaging & multi-talented performer. In a span of 90 years, since she was four, dear Rosie performed on radio, in vaudeville, night clubs, films, TV, & Vegas & always had audiences clamoring for "more!!"

— carl reiner (@carlreiner) December 29, 2017

RIP Rose Marie, one of the original (and terrific) wisecracking women in comedy. TV would never have been the same without her.

— Larry King (@kingsthings) December 29, 2017

Rest In Peace Rose Marie!
Thank you for bringing my family and I a lifetime of happiness and laughter! One of my greatest childhood memories was gathering around our 📺 set to watch “The Dick Van Dyke Show” Honored to have worked w you on the pilot “Faculty Lounge” Love you🌹

— Maureen McCormick (@MoMcCormick7) December 29, 2017

I’m heartbroken over the loss of Rose Marie. I met her years ago when she and Morey Amsterdam guested on Caroline in the City. We reconnected this year and there was nothing more delightful then seeing a text from her. What a life and career.

— Bill Prady ⚛️ Now at 🦋 (@billprady) December 29, 2017

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Thanks to the documentary makers who, just in the nick of time, gave the great Rose Marie the chance to hear the wonderful round of accolades she earned.

— Paula Poundstone (@paulapoundstone) December 29, 2017

RIP Rose Marie, you were a breath of fresh air on Twitter and I rediscovered you again as I binge-watched the Dick Van Dyke Show recently https://t.co/tEZRfr4hLD

— Matt Oswalt (@MattOswaltVA) December 29, 2017

Rose Marie (1923-2017): pic.twitter.com/S6y5B0IHkr

— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) December 29, 2017

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Thanks for lifting us all up, dear Rose Marie! https://t.co/Y01uo89eZG

— Ron Perlman (@perlmutations) December 29, 2017

RIP Rose Marie. She seemed to be the only person for whom Twitter improved their quality of life.

— J. Elvis Weinstein (@JElvisWeinstein) December 29, 2017

RIP RoseMarie was adorably gutsy:) One of the best… https://t.co/PViEmHuFu8

— Robin Strasser (@robinstrasser) December 29, 2017

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R.I.P. @RoseMarie4Real. I’m so glad you got to experience the dawn of change. Thank you. You were the first. #RoseMarie

— Judy Gold (@JewdyGold) December 29, 2017

Such sad news to hear of the passing of Rose Marie. My condolences to her family and loved ones. Rest In Peace Rose. 🙏 #TheDickVanDykeShow pic.twitter.com/wUPmmtEDKd

— Ricky Davila (@TheRickyDavila) December 29, 2017

Rose Marie, 94
(Aug 15, 1923 – Dec 28, 2017)
Goodbye to a stalwart show biz veteran and one heck of a funny lady. You shall be missed, Sally Rogers. pic.twitter.com/abAfyn2kqx

— RealGilbertACP (@RealGilbertACP) December 29, 2017

SAG-AFTRA celebrates the life and amazing nine-decade career of Rose Marie, #sagaftramember since 1938. https://t.co/BHSfkUvyhA

— SAG-AFTRA (@sagaftra) December 29, 2017

Rose Marie, Decades-Spanning Showbiz Veteran, Is Dead at 94 https://t.co/7y6EDeOgFb

— Phillip Sheppard, Executive MBA Pepperdine UN 🔥 (@PSheppardTV) December 29, 2017

Rose Marie, Legendary Star of Broadway, Film & TV Dies at 94… https://t.co/XhAfZZLLv5

— BroadwayWorld (@BroadwayWorld) December 29, 2017

Rose Marie was an important female comic voice and an inspiration. RIP you will never be forgotten.

— Caroline Rhea (@CarolineRhea) December 29, 2017

Rose Marie and “Old Friends” from “The Dick Van Dyke Show” on NEXT page… She could sing!