
Rosie Stanley
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Rosie worked on CIS since November 2020 as our Communications Specialist and took great pride in her work, not only delivering our internal communication plan but also working alongside many of our Partner organisations, as well as ONS. Rosie leaves behind her husband, Chris, and twin boys, Victor and Hugo. Please leave your memories or messages of condolence
Condoleances
Paul McGregor
Rosie, so lovely and helpful, and always with a smile x
Abby Boswell
Rosie was wonderfully bubbly, ready for a giggle and willing to help and support. She was calm, kind and professional. She had a sunny disposition and a collaborative, positive outlook. All words to express my thoughts seem completely inadequate but it was a pleasure to know Rosie and she is very much missed. My thoughts are, and will continue to be with Chris, Victor and Hugo and I send much love and strength their way xxx
Jacqui McIntosh
Rosie, the only time I crossed paths with you was when you asked me to write a piece about transitioning from a career in Aviation to CIS and then lo and behold I was suddenly on the Iqvia homepage! It was so lovely that you were reaching out to the teams to get backgrounds on their journeys. Just what you would expect from a Comms Specialist - you certainly were that. My heart goes out to your husband and the boys. As a mum of twin boys myself, this is especially poignant. Knowing that they have each other is always a comfort. Sleep well lovely lady.
Stacey Lockyer
We only had a few conversations sadly, but the warmth, kindness and a genuine want to help are my memories of you. This is the most incredibly sad news and my heart goes out to your family.
Clare Meldrum
I’ve been trying to write this for weeks and I’m still struggling to find the words. I really miss our chats which always ended in a 2 min quick work talk which was the purpose of the call, but we had ended up talking about podcasts, scampi fries, sharing old photos and other absolute nonsense. One thing is for sure though, there was always a lot of laughing whenever we spoke. I will plant a rose bush in my garden tomorrow when your funeral is taking place and I know when the beautiful bright pink flowers show, I will think of you and smile. I miss you. Clare x PS – yes I realise I have written this as a message to you and you would laugh at me for this, but I like to think you are reading these and know how much you meant to us all.
Donna Franklin
My heartfelt condolences to Rosie's family, especially her husband and boys. Rosie was an absolute joy to work with, she is and will continue to be missed by us all. x
CHERYL MALLET
Heartfelt condolences to Rosie's family. Rosie was a breath of fresh air and brought a real 'can do' attitude. I'm sure Rosie's most used expression was 'can I help?' and she usually did! Lovely, happy, smiley Rosie will be sorely missed.
Jenny Nelson
Rosie’s sunny smile will be sadly missed it is such a shock and my heart felt condoléances go to her family at such a sad time - she was a wonderful kind genuine person and I will miss our happy catch ups and her wonderful smile ❤️
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