Rosalind P. Walter died Wednesday at the age of 95 in NYC. Walter was one of many women to pitch in during World War 2, working on an assembly line as a riveter on Corsair fighter planes in Connecticut. While she was working there, columnist Igor Cassini profiled her in his column — which caught the attention of songwriters John Loeb and Redd Evans who later wrote the 1942 song ’Rosie the Riveter’
Rest In peace n thank u for all u did for us during ww2....
Sorry to see you go, Thanks for your service to the cause and country.