Rosie Mae Blackmon, affectionately known as Rosie Mae, was born on August 23, 1951, in Corsicana, Texas. She departed from this world on September 25, 2025, leaving behind a vibrant legacy filled with love, laughter, and the soulful melodies that characterized her remarkable career as a Blues singer.
Rosie Mae’s life was a beautiful composition, defined by her strong faith in God and a deep compassion for all those she encountered. She was an embodiment of warmth, caring for everyone around her with a spirit that was as loving as it was inviting. Those who knew her were often touched by her infectious sense of humor and the joy she found in everyday moments. Her engaging personality and zest for life drew many into her orbit, making her not just a cherished family member and friend, but a source of inspiration to all.
Educated in Corsicana, Texas, Rosie Mae cultivated her love for music early on, finding in the Blues a way to express the myriad emotions that accompany the human experience. Performing became a cherished passion, and she always brought a spark of joy to her audience, using her gift to touch the hearts of many.
Beyond her music, Rosie Mae had a special love for cooking, gathering friends and family around her table to share food and laughter. She believed that good times were meant to be celebrated, and she cherished every moment spent with her loved ones.
Rosie Mae leaves behind a loving family, including her devoted spouse, Stacey Bennett, and her two beloved sons, Jeremiah Blackmon and Abdullah Blackmon. She is also remembered fondly by her sister-in-law, Tamasha Hardy, and brother-in-law, Earnest Hardy. Each of them carries forward the memories of her kindness and joy, a testament to the profound impact she had on their lives.
In honoring Rosie Mae Blackmon, we remember a woman whose voice echoed the richness of her soul and whose laughter filled every room she entered. As we gather to reflect on a life well-lived, let us celebrate her spirit that will continue to resonate through her music and through the love she shared with all around her.
A viewing will be held in her memory on October 1, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Golden Gate Funeral Home in Dallas, Texas. In this time, let us come together to pay tribute to a life like no other—a true luminary who blessed countless hearts with her presence. To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of ROSIE MAE BLACKMON, please visit our flower store.
