It reminds me of a Buck rose

This is a hardy, climbing rose that usually has blooms on it with the exception of a few winter months. Was told by my neighbor that the Mother of the previous house owner brought the rose over from Europe. It is fragrant, has thorns, climbs, and I have propogated about 25 stems. Already transplanted and they are blooming as well. Any guesses as to the name of this rose? Here is a link that might be useful: roses album

Thank you! They are very easy to pull, but I just wondered if I was wasting my time because they are so prevalent throughout my yard. Do you know if mowing them stops them from flowering/seeding? The mowers came so now they are very hidden/short.

Sorry but nobody is going to be able to reliably name a specific double pink rose cultivar using only a picture of one cut flower, without any pertinent background information. But do try the Garden Web rose identification forum - being sure to note the directions in the FAQ section of that forum about what to post for best possible results. Also which cultivar it is won't really have that much to do with how to correct the yellowing. If the lowest leaves are yellowing entirely and starting to drop off most of the time with plants in general that will be a watering issue - either too much or not enough. Again more background about the situation - and more pictures - are needed.