According to an ancient proverb, silence is a source of great strength. As such, Susan's reserved manners and soft spoken nature always reflected such a quality. Never one to endlessly chit chat, she was more content to spend her time tending to the annuals and geraniums in her front yard at her home in Delran.
However, she always had time for the fun things in life. Before her husband Robert's passing in 2005 they conquered the open road in their RV. From Maine to Key West there was not a mile marker they did not pass. They'd think nothing of driving to New England, simply for a lobster dinner.
Susan was the wife of the late Robert.
She is survived by her children: David (Teresa) of Westmont, Tammy Capparelli (John) of Riverside, and Wendy D'Agostino (Mike); her eight grandchildren; and her brother, Bill Heaton (Bonnie) of Delran.
Come celebrate Susan's 62 years, (3/19/1948-7/6/2010) today at 11 a.m. at Lakeview Memorial Park, Cinnaminson
However, she always had time for the fun things in life. Before her husband Robert's passing in 2005 they conquered the open road in their RV. From Maine to Key West there was not a mile marker they did not pass. They'd think nothing of driving to New England, simply for a lobster dinner.
Susan was the wife of the late Robert.
She is survived by her children: David (Teresa) of Westmont, Tammy Capparelli (John) of Riverside, and Wendy D'Agostino (Mike); her eight grandchildren; and her brother, Bill Heaton (Bonnie) of Delran.
Come celebrate Susan's 62 years, (3/19/1948-7/6/2010) today at 11 a.m. at Lakeview Memorial Park, Cinnaminson
According to an ancient proverb, silence is a source of great strength. As such, Susan's reserved manners and soft spoken nature always reflected such a quality. Never one to endlessly chit chat, she was more content to spend her time tending to the annuals and geraniums in her front yard at her home in Delran.
However, she always had time for the fun things in life. Before her husband Robert's passing in 2005 they conquered the open road in their RV. From Maine to Key West there was not a mile marker they did not pass. They'd think nothing of driving to New England, simply for a lobster dinner.
Susan was the wife of the late Robert.
She is survived by her children: David (Teresa) of Westmont, Tammy Capparelli (John) of Riverside, and Wendy D'Agostino (Mike); her eight grandchildren; and her brother, Bill Heaton (Bonnie) of Delran.
Come celebrate Susan's 62 years, (3/19/1948-7/6/2010) today at 11 a.m. at Lakeview Memorial Park, Cinnaminson
However, she always had time for the fun things in life. Before her husband Robert's passing in 2005 they conquered the open road in their RV. From Maine to Key West there was not a mile marker they did not pass. They'd think nothing of driving to New England, simply for a lobster dinner.
Susan was the wife of the late Robert.
She is survived by her children: David (Teresa) of Westmont, Tammy Capparelli (John) of Riverside, and Wendy D'Agostino (Mike); her eight grandchildren; and her brother, Bill Heaton (Bonnie) of Delran.
Come celebrate Susan's 62 years, (3/19/1948-7/6/2010) today at 11 a.m. at Lakeview Memorial Park, Cinnaminson
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