Roseana (Rose) Lou Hoogshagen

Rose Hoogshagen, 70 of Scotland, died Sunday, November 23, 2025 at Firesteel Healthcare Center in Mitchell, SD.

A prayer service will be held at 5 p.m., followed by visitation until 7 p.m., Monday, December 1 at Goglin Funeral Home in Scotland.

Funeral service will be 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, December 2 at Zion Lutheran Church in Scotland.

Burial will be at Rosehill Cemetery, Scotland.

A Tribute to Rose: Roseana Lou Hoogshagen

We are gathered here today with heavy hearts, yet also with a profound sense of gratitude for the life of Roseana “Rose” Lou Hoogshagen. Rose was a woman defined by her enduring love, grace, and tireless dedication, a presence that brightened the lives of all who knew her.

Rose's story was interwoven with deep familial love. She has now joined her beloved husband, Larry, her father, Alex, her mother, Hattie, and her sister, Norma. While her loss was felt deeply, we can take comfort in knowing she is once again reunited with them.

Rose's legacy lives on most brightly through her children, the three "E’s": Erin, Eric (Alexandra), and Evan (Priscilla). Rose’s children were the absolute center of her world; she would truly do anything for them.

She was a cherished grandmother to Nicholas, Jadyn, Kaymen, Josette, Winston, and Everly, all of whom will forever carry her spirit with them.

Those of us who were lucky enough to know Rose will remember her for her passion and her elegance. She had a deep, loving connection to nature, expressed beautifully through her gardening. Just like the meticulous care she gave her flowers, Rose always took care of herself and presented her best to the world. She always looked her best, carrying herself with an unmistakable grace and polish.

Professionally, Rose was a testament to dedication and commitment. She was incredibly proud of her 45 years of service at Good Samaritan Society. To dedicate nearly half a century to the care and well-being of others is a truly remarkable achievement and speaks volumes about her character, her work ethic, and her deep-seated desire to serve her community.

Rose leaves behind a legacy of love, commitment, and quiet strength. We will miss her sharp wit, her comforting presence, and the sheer elegance of her spirit. May we honor her memory by tending to our own gardens, caring for our families, and always striving to look our best, both inside and out.

Thank you, Rose, for the beautiful life you lived. Rest in peace.