In Loving Memory Of
Rose Wesley
North Brunswick, New Jersey
“A life defined by generosity, devotion, and the joy of bringing people together.”
Her Story
Remembering
Rose.
Rose Wesley was a beloved wife, sister, friend, and lifelong supporter of her community. Born in St. Louis and raised in the New York City area, she carried a strong work ethic and deep compassion into everything she did.
Over a 33-year career at Deutsche Bank, where she served as Assistant Vice President of Payroll, Rose earned the lasting respect of colleagues through her steadiness, professionalism, and warmth. Outside of work, she and her husband David filled their home with friends, laughter, and good food. She loved to travel—especially on cruises—and poured her creativity into making every space feel welcoming.
Throughout her life, Rose gave her time and resources to causes that reflected her values of compassion and community. She is survived by her husband, David; her brother, Brett; her sister, Sandy; and a wide circle of family and friends who will carry her memory with love.
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HONORING ROSE'S WISH
A gift that
reflects what
mattered to her.
Rose’s family asked that gifts in her name go to a charity that helps minority children. Her colleagues chose JerseySTEM, a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) bringing free, hands-on STEM education to underserved middle-school students across New Jersey.
Every gift made here will be dedicated in Rose’s memory and put directly to work in those classrooms.
Give in her memory
Let her generosity.
keep growing.
Your gift helps a young person discover science, technology, engineering, and math—the kind of opportunity Rose believed every child deserves.
Secure, tax-deductible giving
JerseySTEM is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
A living legacy
What your gift
makes possible.
Each contribution becomes time, tools, mentorship, and a welcoming place for a student to discover what she can do.
Hands-on learning
Robotics, coding, and engineering projects led by trained volunteer educators in New Jersey schools.
Access for every student
Programs are free to students and schools, reaching young people who might otherwise miss out.
A lasting tribute
Rose’s name will be recognized on this page and in our annual report as a memorial supporter.