Rosalyn Haskins Irby,daughter of the late Julia Joyce Dockins and Frank Haskins was born in Baltimore, Maryland. She accepted Christ at the New Deliverance Church of GodinBaltimore. She received her education from the Baltimore City Public School System.

Charlmaine is Rosalyn's first born child. Rosalyn married Melvin Irby who preceded herindeath, and from that union came Rosalyn's youngest daughter, Patricia. Charlmaine and Patricia tookturnscaring for their mother during the time that she was sick. Rosalyn's daughters are not only losing their mother, butthey have lost their friend.

Rosalyn is also precededindeath by two brothers; Harold Haskins and Eric Dockins and three sisters; Phyllis Haskins, Annette and Darlene Dockins.

Rosalyn joined the New Deliverance Church of God where her daughters are members and her son-in-law is a minister. She served as the mother of the church for many years until herhealth would no longer permit.

Rosalyn loved listening to music, the oldies but goodies. She loved spending time with the other Mothers of the Church. Her Best friends were Elaine, Gloria, and Brother Theodore Hayes. Her favorite food was stuffed soft crabs. Her last known job waswith the Nu-Dy-Per Baby Service.

Rosalyn leaves to cherish her memories, two daughters; Charlmaine Wilson and Patricia Haskins, one son-in-law; Anthony Wilson, five grandchildren; Eric, Davon, Mytice, James, and Shakia, five great-grandchildren; Saige, Ahmad, Mychael, Sanaya, and Taylor, two sisters; Myra and Cheryl Dockins,foursister-in-laws; Constance, MargieAnn,Joan, and Yvonne.Onespecial aunt Shirley andahostofother nieces, nephews,and friends.