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Susanna "Pinky Racer" Schick

Susanna "Pinky Racer" Schick obituary, Barcelona, Spain

Susanna Schick Obituary

March 24, 1970 - October 30, 2020 Susanna "Pinky Racer" Schick passed away at 50 years old due to heart failure in Barcelona, Spain, on Oct. 30th. Susanna was born on March 24, 1970, to Carol & Al (deceased) Schick in San Mateo, CA. She is survived by two older brothers, Gary & David Schick, also of San Mateo, as well as David's wife Andrea, nephew Stephen Schick of Portland, OR, her niece, dancer Claire Schick of Ann Arbor, MI, and nephew Nicholas Schick of San Mateo. After Susanna graduated from San Mateo High in 1988, she moved to Paris to study at Parson's School of Design. Susanna worked as a pattern-maker in the fashion industry, first in NYC for clients such as Betsy Johnson & Kate Spade, then in LA. During this time, Susanna raced motorcycles and designed a line of women's motorcycle wear. She went back to school to get her MBA in Sustainability at NCU in 2009. Susanna returned to LA to continue work in fashion at Burning Torch & Rozae Nichols while consulting in sustainability, and blogged on electric motorcycles and solar farms. Susanna met her beloved boyfriend Robert Verez in LA six years ago, and recently moved with him to Spain. Susanna was also an avid bicyclist, advocate for social welfare and the environment. She taught HIV awareness in Tanzania, as well as pattern making. Throughout the years, she volunteered at Los Angeles Mission, tutored homeless children in School on Wheels, and also helped people off Skid Row at Midnight Mission in LA. She is loved and missed by family and friends around the world, and has helped countless numbers of people struggling with drug and alcohol abuse, after committing to recovery at 17. Donations may be made in Susanna's memory to: www.midnightmission.org

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Published by Los Angeles Times from Nov. 11 to Nov. 12, 2020.

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Randy

March 15, 2024

Susan and I use to hang out together in the 80´s...I went to Hillsdale and Susan went to San Mateo. On Friday nights we use to take the train from San Mateo to the City to go clubbing. We would get dressed and Susan would do our make up. Sometimes, we would go shopping on Haight Street ... we would go to Susan´s favorite shoe store, DalJeets where Susan would purchase her favorite pointy buckle boots and later she would transform them into Silver boots by hand painting them with a Silver marker. Susan was talented, beautiful and kind to All... she ALWAYS found the good in people and was always willing to help anyone in need. Such a brilliant light that left too soon.

Ramon Vasconcellos

April 7, 2021

I just read this, how totally devastated I am. She was both a student and friend, I will miss her tremendously.

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Martha Dwyer

November 12, 2020

Susanna is a light that will continue shining, certainly in the hearts of her dear mother and brothers as well as in the rest of the extended family and friends. I feel privileged to have known her. My most sincere sympathies and love goes to all who are grieving.

Marten

November 12, 2020

Miss you Cousin! I will cherish your memory as a gift of light in my heart and share it as much as I can, Go with love

Kevin Hayden

November 12, 2020

She’s a Beautiful soul with a huge heart full of kindness and compassion for others. So sad...

Ann Bradley

November 11, 2020

Adored this lovely lady who I met at the White House Women's AA mtg in the mid 90s. What a treasure. Susanna will be deeply missed.

Colleen Kessler

November 11, 2020

I miss you. Thank you for understanding me when no one else did. See you on the other side and we will RIDE, high heels and all. :)

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