Rose, Marshal Harry

Posted on 04.15.14 by Kathy Smith

END OF WATCH: September 25, 1932
Seven Hills Police Department
Age: 55

Marshal Rose was pursuing a vehicle northbound on Broadview Road when he lost control of his vehicle. The car swerved sharply and turned over. Rose was taken to Deaconess Hospital where he died as a result of his injuries.

Marshal Rose was survived by his wife, Carrie, four daughters and two sons.

Harry Rose’s name is inscribed on the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Wall, Washington, D.C. panel 17, east wall, line 6.

By Norm Drew, Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial Society

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