Susan Joan Rowell

I think of all the times we shared She is so missed

I miss your smiling face every day your forever in my heart. Love you Vicky Peep Danforth

She was like a sister to me, we shared everything together. She was a wonderful listener and I will miss her forever. Love Vicky

I miss her,

When I think of Susan I remember riding together on the St Therese School Bus every morning and afternoon,
playing kick the can and baseball in the street and introducing her to my friends at Columbia View and High School ,I would do her make up and hair at her house in the mornings before driving her to school we had so much fun !
Her mom Connie threw me a bridal shower and Susan was my maid of honor, when I started having children she was always there for me "She met the Love of...

Susan had such a quiet strength about her. I admired and even envied her ability to remain calm and collected even if she wasn't necessarily feeling this way inside. This is impressive to me as this is something that is not easy at all for me. I will always regret not keeping in touch with her after I left Sunrise.
My thoughts and prayers are with Todd, Chelsea and all of Susan's family.

Sincerely,

Nina Dille

My thoughts and prayers go out to Todd, Chelsea and all of Susan's family.

We were friends in High School (Reynolds) and I have wonderful memories of her and her kind and caring spirit!

May God comfort you and may memories of her that touched each and every life always bring a smile to your face and a bit of peace to your soul. Her presence and smile are imprinted in my memory of her. Rest in peace, dear friend!

-Rose Rogers

So very sad to read today about Susan's passing. The whole Pressentin family were a big part of 152nd street while growing up and Susan and her sisters were great babysitters for our family.
We have wonderful memories of her kindness and sincerity. She must have been a wonderful Mom and wife. You are all in our prayers.
The Eddy family

When I was going into 5th grade Susan and her wonderful family moved in two doors down .
It was the best time of my life I had a best childhood friend. We took the St.Therese bus together. In the wintertime we rode on her brother Mark's back down 152nd ave. hills in the snow. Susan's parents Connie and Bruce were like second parents to me. One of my favorite things to do was to go down for breakfast at Susan's on Saturday mornings. Being an only child it was so much fun to be in the...