Difference between revisions of "Rose Marie Zappa"
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| − | '''Rose Marie Zappa''' ([[Baltimore]], Maryland, 7 June 1912 - Burbank, California, 30 January 2004 <ref> | + | '''Rose Marie Zappa''' ([[Baltimore]], Maryland, 7 June 1912 - Burbank, California, 30 January 2004)<ref>Barry Miles - [[Frank Zappa: A Biography]]</ref> was Frank Zappa's mother. |
| − | + | <blockquote>My mother seems to like it if she sees my name in the papers, and if she sees me on TV she thinks it's good -- but she's a devout Catholic, so who can tell what she really thinks about what I do or the things I say?<ref>[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]</ref></blockquote> | |
| − | She was born in 1912 as Rose Marie Colimore. She and [[Francis Zappa]] (1905-1973) married on 11 June 1939 | + | She was born in 1912 as '''Rose Marie Colimore''' the daughter of Charles Louis Colimore and Thereza Fava. She and [[Francis Zappa]] (1905-1973) married on 11 June 1939, making her his second wife. They had four children: [[Biography|Frank]] (1940-1993), [[Bobby Zappa|Bobby]] (1943-2018), [[Carl Zappa|Carl]] (1948-2020) and [[Patrice Zappa|Patrice]] (1951). |
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| + | On my fifteenth birthday, my mother said she would spend five dollars on me (a lot of money for us then), and asked me what I wanted. I said, "Well, instead of buying me something, why don't you just let me make a long-distance phone call?" (Nobody in our house had ever made a long-distance phone call.)<ref>[[The Real Frank Zappa Book]]</ref></blockquote> | ||
She passed away in 2004 at age 91. | She passed away in 2004 at age 91. | ||
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Revision as of 02:30, 9 November 2021
Rose Marie Zappa (Baltimore, Maryland, 7 June 1912 - Burbank, California, 30 January 2004)[1] was Frank Zappa's mother.
My mother seems to like it if she sees my name in the papers, and if she sees me on TV she thinks it's good -- but she's a devout Catholic, so who can tell what she really thinks about what I do or the things I say?[2]
She was born in 1912 as Rose Marie Colimore the daughter of Charles Louis Colimore and Thereza Fava. She and Francis Zappa (1905-1973) married on 11 June 1939, making her his second wife. They had four children: Frank (1940-1993), Bobby (1943-2018), Carl (1948-2020) and Patrice (1951).
On my fifteenth birthday, my mother said she would spend five dollars on me (a lot of money for us then), and asked me what I wanted. I said, "Well, instead of buying me something, why don't you just let me make a long-distance phone call?" (Nobody in our house had ever made a long-distance phone call.)[3]
She passed away in 2004 at age 91.
