Rosie, June Robbins, holding her ARM up in ‘We can do it!” spirit as the Netherlands thank the Rosies.
Elsie Johns came from Wales to help plant the first dogwood tree in a park designed by Rosies in St. Albans, WV on July 6. Elsie worked in a factory in London during the war, er son. We gave Ceryl an award for his model work with us from North Carolina. The child was a dancer in a Rosie the Riveter routine, July 6, 2011. Elsie died in October, 2012.
The Embassy of the Netherlands in Washington planted this dogwood tree at the same moment Rosies were planting a dogwood tree at the National Liberation Museum, 1944-45, in Groesbeek, Netherlands, on May 8, 2015.
“Thanks to the royal couple and people of the Netherlands for partnering with us to act on the Rosie Legacy known.”
