A native of Hazleton, Pennsylvania, from a family of lawyers, Rose graduated from Saint Joseph’s University in 1994 and Temple University’s Beasley School of Law in 2001. Rose’s law school coursework focused on trusts and estates, and she graduated with an award for the highest average in her field of study. Rose worked as an associate in a large Philadelphia law firm, where she concentrated on estate planning, and estate and trust administration, until her family obligations landed her in Berks County. Rose currently enjoys estate planning and administration at Curran Estate & Elder Law.
Rose always gets to know her clients and their families’ unique dynamics. She takes the time to not only listen to clients’ goals and concerns, but also to explain how their decisions will impact them and their loved ones. Rose offers comprehensive, careful estate planning and capable, cost-effective representation in estate and trust administration.
Her professional memberships include the Pennsylvania Bar Association and the Berks County Bar Association and her community involvement has spanned board positions at various local nonprofits organizations, youth sport coaching, charitable fundraising, and tax return preparation with Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) and Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE). Currently, she serves on the boards of the Wyomissing Public Library and the John Paul II Center for Special Learning. Rose is an active parishioner at Sacred Heart Parish, West Reading. Her husband is her college and law school classmate, Scott Esterbrook, a Berks County native, and together they have four children, Thomas, Elizabeth, Mary and Leo. Rose enjoys running, cooking and walking the family dog, Brooklyn.
