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Rosalie Gower
Rosalie Alma Gower (née Cheeseman; October 5, 1931 – October 13, 2013) was a Canadian nurse who became a city councilor in Vernon, British Columbia, and later a commissioner of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), known for her work in advancing women's rights.
==Early life and family==
Daughter of Catherine (née) Bowman and George Cheeseman, an immigrant from England who became a physician working for the Canadian Pacific Railway, Rosalie Alma Cheeseman was born in Calgary, Alberta in 1931.〔Smith, Susan (December 23, 2013). "Women's rights advocate started at home: Registered nurse was steadfast in refusal to be a housewife, an attitude that served her well when dealing with media image issues", ''The Globe and Mail'', p. S8.〕 She was raise in Field, British Columbia.〔(December 23, 2013). (Obituary – Rosalie Gower ), broadcastermagazine.com; retrieved December 24, 2013.〕 Her strong sense of independence was part of her parents' decision to send her to a private boarding school, Queen Margaret's School in Duncan, British Columbia.
From age 19, she dated architecture student Terry Gower in Victoria and married him in 1954. She completed a certificate in nursing, and then moved with her husband to San Francisco where he had found work. After travelling to various locations, they settled in Vernon, British Columbia. They had a son in 1958, a daughter in 1960, and two more sons in 1962 and 1965. She worked nights as a nurse, but there was tension in her marriage due to her husband's expectations that she be a housewife. She kept her finances separate from his.〔
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