Birth date: Feb 1, 1944 Death date: Jan 4, 2025
Susan Glass, 80, passed away January 4, 2025. Arrangements have been entrusted to Evergreen Mortuary, 3015 N Oracle Rd., Tucson, Arizona (520-888-7470). Service details and obituary will be posted as soon as they become available. Read Obituary
Richard and I just learned of Sue's passing. May her memory be for a blessing. Our kids grew up together. She was a devoted mother and wife to Dick and a very special friend. We will remember her always with love.
Joan and Richard Green
I am just now learning of Susan's passing. My husband Doug joins me in sending our deepest condolences to Dick and her family. Susan and I met when we all moved to the Del Webb community in Marana - she became a wonderful friend - I was attracted to her curiosity, openness, compassion and joyfulness - we shared many stimulating conversations about our views of the world AND our love and devotion to family - I want her family to know just how special she was to me and how much I admired her - may your own memories of her be as wonderful as mine.
To my beloved aunt. She was the sweetest woman, absolutely loved her family. I remember when she took the time to travel all the way to Louisiana to come to my wedding. I loved hearing her tell stories and memories of my dear grandma Rose and her parents. I loved her stories. She was always positive. I will cherish my memories with her and our time together. To uncle Richard, and my cousins Ethan and Larry my sincere condolences. Please let us know if you need anything. Love Jill
Sue and I have been friends since high school. She was one of the most caring, generous, optimistic people I have ever known. We shared life's ups and downs across the miles. My husband Tom and I will treasure the memory of our weekend with Sue and Dick just last month in Washington, D.C. when the Glass family came together to celebrate Sammy's Bat Mitzvah.
Win Farin
Raleigh, NC
Susan’s courage, determination and bravery inspired me during the many years that she had been ill, She was determined to make it to her granddaughter’s Samantha’s Bat Mitzvah and miraculously she did. Family was so important to her and she adored being with them especially her husband, sons, daughter-in-law and her two granddaughters. I shall miss her very much. Her cousin- Nancy Chernack
Our prayers to the entire family. Susan and Dick lived in the same apartment complex in the mid 70’s. Sandy and I had a lot of laughs and meals together. Ethan was 2 years old when Sandy babysat him when Susan worked.
Sandy and Rich Gerber
So happy that Susan and I had a great visit at Samantha's Bat-Mitzvah . Will miss her greatly. Steve Stern
