Possibly Altissimo? although the petal count is a bit high. And the pale yellow edged with pink could be Peace, both very well known roses.

Here is a link that might be useful: HelpMeFind Altissimo

Thanks, Lizzie! That rose is so close. After looking at the Altissimo pictures and reading the description, though, I'm thinking that it isn't that one. My rose has slightly differently shapped petals--more of a heart shape (a double hump) than a single round as they show--and the blooms never open quite that flat. It always has a cup shape. My blooms are also only 3" across (bad me for not mentioning that earlier) instead of the 5" that the Altissimo is.

I'm very new to roses, so please feel free to enlighten me if I'm just very mistaken.

Thanks again,
Jenna

Well, I spent some more time looking around the net and Altissimo is looking more like it. I think there were just some odd pictures on HelpMeFind that threw me off. There are some that are dead ringers for my rose out there and they claim they are Altissimo, which would make sense if it was popular.

So, forgive me my waffling and indecisiveness.

Jenna

Altissimo blooms are generally larger and opening flatter than you describe. Its foliage is on the glossy side, which your photo does not show.

'Altissimo' is a big, flat, velvety red with fewer petals, usually different looking leaves than your appears to have in your photo. It also has a slenderish, upright (pillar) growth habit. I doubt yours is 'Altissimo'. There are thousands of kinds of roses, something you find doesn't have to be a familiar variety.

Thanks, Ron.

I have actually continued looking around to see if I can find anything that closely resembles my rose and I have found one. I brought in a bloom to work from it instead of from the picture I'd taken and happened to notice something about my rose. It has a white ring around the stamen (really the bottom of the petals) and a dribble down one (or two) of the petals. You can see it in the picture I took but I hadn't really paid attention to it. I also wasn't sure that all of my blooms would have the same marking, as I only had one bloom when I posted the picture. Now I have a few more and they are all having that same white dribble.

So, I'm thinking it might be a Parkdirektor Riggers. It seems to have the right petal count, size, shape, color and it has that white dribble.

But, I'm not an expert. I want to know what you all think. Is there anything specific that might help me know if this is my rose or decisively know if it's not?

Thanks,
Jenna

Here is a link that might be useful: HelpMeFind Parkdirector Riggers

Jenna, also look up Dr. Huey; red climber, mild but nice scent, 15-17 petals, 3" wide blooms. It's a very common rootstock, so if the rose was originally a graft way back when and the top died, you might be seeing the surviving rootstock.