Rosemary Clooney was an American singer and actress best known for her deep, rich voice, her song "Come On-a My House," and the movie “White Christmas.” Sharon sits down with her friend, Lauren Kachinske, to discuss the legacy of Rosemary's life. Born and raised in Kentucky, Rosemary was abandoned by both of her parents as a teenager. After moving to New York City in her 20s with a dream to make it as a singer, Rosemary was invited to sing on one of Frank Sinatra’s records. Rosemary faced many obstacles during her long life but served as an example of how we are all one choice away from a completely different life.