Sue Rowland

My condolences to you and your family.

I still remember the first word Sue made me look up, parthenogenesis.

So sorry to hear of Sue's passing. I was an internet friend and was saddened when she could no longer add to her blog. Goodbye, Sue. You're missed even more now that the world has lost your light and wisdom.

February 21,2014
to Sue's family
I have been going through some old photos and found her picture from Spring Garden elementary school, and one from a pre-prom party at my parents house. She was so bright and was voted most likely to succeed by the Nutley HS class of '54. I remember her fondly. My sympathy to you all.

To Sue's family,
So sorry to hear of Sue's passing. Sue and Pete were always good friends, starting in the 60's at New Orleans, Slidell and later in Florida. We have many fond memories of our friendship.
With Sadness,
Roscoe, Lorraine and Russell Nicholson

I remember Sue well. She was funny and oh so bright. Her Mom and Dad were good friends of my parents (I think they were Myra and Jack) I moved away during my Junior year in High School but received the Yearbook. Sue and Bevan were voted most likely to succeed. I am happy they both did! I hope your happy memories will give you peace at this most difficult time. Bobbie Corr O'Rielly

Many times in the pool with my children when they were young, I remembered swimming lessons with Miss Sue. I can just see her treading water in the deep end with her arms out waiting for me to jump off the diving board. I'm so sorry to hear of her passing. Melanie (Peace) Gary

Sue was a vibrant and loving friend and role model for my own journey as an opsimath. My condolences to her family and all her friends; her humor and thoughtfulness will be missed. May you know God's presence as you transition to a life apart from Sue.

I am very sorry to hear of Sue's passing, she was my swim instructor for many summers while growing up in Slidell. She was a sweet lady that pushed us to learn the strokes the correct way. Stern when she needed to be and always a professional.

To Sue's family,
So sorry to hear of Sue's passing.
I am glad to hear about her many accomplishments and her success in life. I'll always remember her as one of my favorite classmates.
With deep sympathy,
Anthony Baldino, '54