Rose Marie Wolfe

Our mother, Rose Marie Carmen Huidobro Sakar Serratos, Morris, Wolfe was born January 5th, 1940, in Mexico City and passed on October 10th, 2025, in her home in Golden Valley, Arizona of Cancer, she was 85 years old.

Rose was surrounded by her daughters, Terry and Tracy holding her hands as she peacefully passed as God guided her into heavens gates via a double rainbow that was directly over her house. As Terry was praying for Jesus to receive her, she took her last breath.

Rose was born to father, Salvador Mayagotia Amador Serratos, and mother, Carmen Huidobro Sakar de Serratos, both born in Mexico City, Mexico.

Rose was the second of three children, her older sister was Maria De La Luz Serratos, Callison, Henderson and her younger brother was Rigoberto Salvador Serratos.

Rose’s family immigrated to the United States 1948 when she was 8 years old.

Rose was married young to James Morris and together they had 4 children, Rose Yvonne, Albert Otis, Teresa Marie and Michael Marvin.

She later divorced. She remarried Marvin Wolfe a few years later and inherited 2 more daughters, Tracy Rae and Rene’e D’Neeen.

They moved around to many cities and states due to Marv’s work, and they both finally retired to Golden Valley, Arizona.

Rose was a waitress; child caregiver; cashier, cafeteria supervisor, private investigator, PC board assembler, source inspector, line inspector, received her GED from SER – Jobs for Progress and helped people to find jobs and taught English to new immigrants, and a human resources administrative assistant.

Rose travelled across the United States and parts of Mexico on road trips and has seen many of the beautiful wonders and sights and sounds of our world, cruised to Tijuana, Ensenada, Mazatlán, Cancun and Alaska.

Rose was survived by her brother Salvador, his children and grandchildren,

Yvonne (Garnet) Frechette their children and grandchildren,

Albert (Jan) Wolfe their children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren,

Terry (Bruce) Feuling their children, grandchildren and great grandchildren,

Tracy (Rahim) Jahangard-Mahboob, their children and grandchildren and great children,

Rene’e Wolfe and her son.

Also survived by many, many family and friends and her dear Chihuahua, Suzie Q.

Since retirement, Rose volunteered at the retirement homes and hospice house in Kingman, and participated in various crafting, sewing, quilting and other various senior center programs. Most of the beautiful creations Rose made were donated to Hospice houses, Retirement homes, Churches, Unwed Mother programs, Orphan homes, Operation Christmas Box, and many beautiful baby blankets have been gifted to her grandchildren and great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

Rose requested that there be no funeral services, she will be cremated and intered with her husband Marv in Los Angeles. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made in her name to the KRMC Hospice at 3269 Stockton Hill Road, Kingman, AZ 86409.