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Nashville, TN
Susan Albano passed from this world on Monday, December 2, 2013 after a short battle with cancer.
Born in Van Nuys, CA, Nashville became her home almost 20 years ago. Susan was Marketing Director for HealthSpring and for Health 123. Before her retirement, she worked in sales at HealthLeaders Interstudy.
Susan loved the beauty of nature and went to great efforts to surround herself with it, earning a Master Gardener Certificate during her time in California and a Horticulture Certificate at Nashville State Community College. Susan was passionate about her clients and landscape designs leaving a legacy behind of many beautiful gardens and flowerbeds.
She is survived by her son, Christopher Trigg and grandson, Evan Trigg, and numerous nieces and nephews. She spent her last days here on earth surrounded by the friends she loved. She lived her life with gentleness and kindness in an effort to create a better world for us all. Susan, a Ruling Elder of Second Presbyterian Church, is now in God's garden where her beauty, love of nature, family and friends will be graciously received.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Susan Albano Garden Fund at Second Presbyterian Church, 3511 Belmont Blvd., Nashville, TN 37215.
A celebration of her life will be held in January, 2014. Nashville Funeral and Cremation Service, (615) 256-1605.
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Susan Feher
August 29, 2023
It´s been 10 years and I still think about you. You were such a wonderful friend who introduced me to so many places and people when I first moved to Nashville. I still miss your beautiful smile my friend.
pete
October 21, 2014
I will always love and miss you.
Melanie Watson
December 24, 2013
Auntie Susie~ We still can't believe you are gone. We are especially missing you this Christmas as you were supposed to be here with us celebrating the holiday.
xoxo The Watsons- Scott, Melanie, Brooke and Jack
Marion Schmid
December 19, 2013
Susan was a great mentor to me, she taught me about how to work with people and how to care for roses. I think of her when I see beautiful bloom on my rose bushes. She's happy and pain free, landscaping God's gardens.
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Frankie Burnett
December 6, 2013
Prayers for the family. Heaven is gaining a sweet gardener.
God bless
Chanta Pendergrast
December 6, 2013
Susan (bubbles), I can't believe this! I'm in total shock & disbelief. . I know you are at peace. I will forever love you bubbles.
David Martin
December 6, 2013
Susan was a great neighbor and friend. She will be sorely missed. I'll bet she's not only in God's garden but helping tend it. Thoughts and prayers for her family and friends.
Lynda Miller
December 6, 2013
Oh my friend, how I miss you. Rest in peace and know you loved, and were loved by many.
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