Rose Ann Finkel Death | Passed Away | Obituary
Rose Finkel Death – Dead: A great loss was made known to InsideEko. As friends and families of the deceased are mourning the passing of their loved and cherished Rose Finkel.
Rose Ann Finkel, co-founder of Seattle’s iconic Pike Brewing and a pioneer in the specialty and imported food, beer and wine industries died on June 16 after eight months of having bone marrow transplant.
Having heard about this great loss, the family of this individual is passing through pains, mourning the unexpected passing of their beloved.
This departure was confirmed through social media posts made by Twitter users who pour out tributes, and condolences to the family of the deceased.
I am saddened to hear of the passing of Rose Ann Finkel. She always made a point to acknowledge me at Pike Brewing. So was so kind, and gracious. Indeed a pillar of the community. She will be missed by many.
I am saddened to hear of the passing of Rose Ann Finkel. She always made a point to acknowledge me at Pike Brewing. So was so kind, and gracious. Indeed a pillar of the community. She will be missed by many.
— SᥱᥲttꙆᥱ_JC (@Seattle_JC) June 18, 2020
Very sad news in the beer world – The lovely Rose Ann Finkel, co-founder of the
@pikebrewing
passed away today. Please raise your glasses to this pioneering brew goddess. RiP to the OG Khaleesi. She was one of a kind. So kind. #independentbeer #craftbeer
Very sad news in the beer world – The lovely Rose Ann Finkel, co-founder of the @pikebrewing passed away today. Please raise your glasses to this pioneering brew goddess. RiP to the OG Khaleesi. She was one of a kind. So kind. #independentbeer #craftbeer https://t.co/Q6y5eVhdgJ pic.twitter.com/mJuJWaRz7w
— Annie Johnson (@Buffalowing) June 18, 2020
Sad news from Seattle, the death of beer & wine pioneer Rose Ann Finkel of
@pikebrewing
(can’t say her name without Charles Finkel’s.) They also brought Slow Food to Seattle, in addition to being lovely people:
Sad news from Seattle, the death of beer & wine pioneer Rose Ann Finkel of @pikebrewing (can’t say her name without Charles Finkel’s.) They also brought Slow Food to Seattle, in addition to being lovely people: https://t.co/UY6XhpPZNn
— Rebekah Denn (@RebekahDenn) June 18, 2020
I waited to share this news until
@TaraNurin
’s
@Forbes
piece published because I knew she would share kind, thoughtful, in-depth perspective about the beer industry’s great loss due to
@pikebrewing
cofounder Rose Ann Finkel’s passing.
I waited to share this news until @TaraNurin’s @Forbes piece published because I knew she would share kind, thoughtful, in-depth perspective about the beer industry’s great loss due to @pikebrewing cofounder Rose Ann Finkel’s passing. https://t.co/pBmJiv096g
— StasiaBrew (@StasiaBrew) June 18, 2020
I’m very sad to learn today that
@pikebrewing
co-founder Rose Ann Finkel has passed away. Her warm personality and generosity of spirit will be missed by many in Seattle and beyond. I feel incredibly fortunate to have met her and send love and sympathy to the entire Pike team
I’m very sad to learn today that @pikebrewing co-founder Rose Ann Finkel has passed away. Her warm personality and generosity of spirit will be missed by many in Seattle and beyond. I feel incredibly fortunate to have met her and send love and sympathy to the entire Pike team.
— Ben Keene (@WhereandBack) June 18, 2020
Such sad news. Rose Ann was an inspiration—I told her multiple times I wanted to be her when I grew up. We’d been in business for a week when we met her and she was so humble and encouraging. Deepest sympathies to Charles and the
@pikebrewing
family.
Such sad news. Rose Ann was an inspiration—I told her multiple times I wanted to be her when I grew up. We’d been in business for a week when we met her and she was so humble and encouraging. Deepest sympathies to Charles and the @pikebrewing family.
— Airways Brewing (@AirwaysBrewing) June 18, 2020
We are still working on getting more details about the death, as family statement on the death is yet to be released.