11/06/14 - NNHS Newsletter Susan

I am so sorry for your loss. Your family is in my thoughts & prayers during this difficult time.

~ Alyson Watts, Hampton, Virginia
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November 06, 2014

To Oona, Sasha and family,
Please accept our heartfelt condolences. Susan and both of you have been dear to our hearts. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Mel, Sylvia, Tricia, Lizza Gonzales and family

~ Mel, Sylvia, Tricia, Lizza Gonzales and family

November 06, 2014

So sorry such a beautiful and loving person is no longer with us. May her peaceful warrior spirit and loving kindness live on in the lives of others.

~ Unsigned

November 06, 2014

We are sorry to hear about your loss. You know that God and Jesus are in the best position to comfort us when we lose a loved one in death.

November 06, 2014

Susan was such a gracious and loving person. I loved our conversations, I will miss her. Hail the Traveler!

~ Chessie Roberts, Newport News, Virginia

November 06, 2014

I volunteered with Susan at The American Theater several times. She was always excited about her drumming classes and enjoyed sharing her art with the local community. She will be missed by us Theater volunteers. My condolences to the family.

~ Paulette Temple, Hampton, Virginia

November 06, 2014

To Susan's Family,

So sorry to hear of your loss. Susan and I were fellow volunteers at the American Theater and enjoyed many lovely evenings together, both of us thoroughly enjoying the wonder of good theater. She was such a pleasant lady and I know will be greatly missed by family and friends. To Carol and Slim, my heartfelt sympathy. Thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Sylvia Rumsey

November 06, 2014

Oona, Sasha, & Carol, It is with great sadness that the world has lost such a special person as Susan. She is in a better world, I'm sure of it, but I will miss her so very much. She was one of my very best friends EVER. You have my sympathy in the loss of so grand of a mother, a sister and family member. She dearly loved each of you. I share your sadness.

November 06, 2014

So sorry to hear of Susan's passing. We were friends at NNHS and enjoyed some really fun times.

~ Jo Ann Stewart, Oakton, VirginiaContact Me

November 06, 2014

My husband and I were so sorry to hear today of Susan's untimely passing. She and I didn't know each other well at NNHS, but later, when Oona was about three or four, we connected again for a short while. Both of us thought Susan was a lovely person of strong convictions and hope her memory will comfort her children, family, friends and clients.

~ Carla Cripps, South Australia

November 07, 2014

To Oona, Sasha, and Family of Ms. Susan, I am so sorry to hear about your loss. I met Ms. Susan and her daughters earlier this year after a bladder cancer walk. She was such a sweet lady and I enjoyed visiting with her. I'm truly thankful to have had the opportunity to meet such a sweet lady. I pray that God continues to gives you all comfort, strength, and peace!

~ Unsigned

November 07, 2014

Tim and I were so sad to hear of Susan's passing. We have such wonderful memories of her from the times she stayed at our home, particularly when Tim and Oona were married. She will be very much missed. We were so happy that she was recently able to spend time with time with her wonderful grandchildren. Love and condolences from all of the Waxenfelters.

~ Barbara Waxenfelter, Crescent, Pennsylvania

November 07, 2014

To Susan's Family:
I have known Susan since we were in the first grade together and all thru grade school. We reconnected at Christopher Newport. I always enjoyed her free spirit and our frequent trips to Wash DC together. She will be missed. I'm so sorry for your loss.

~ Cam Yacobi, Tallahassee, Florida

November 07, 2014

I am so sorry for your loss. I met Susan as a volunteer at Ten Thousand Villages. I always looked forward to hearing what was going on her in life, past and present. Susan took time to tell me about products in the store, as she was a wonderful teacher. I admired her will and commitment to making the world a better place for all of us. Rest in peace my friend.

~ Linda Rody, Yorktown, Virginia

November 07, 2014

To Susan's family and close friends- I'm an old High School friend and am so sorry for your loss-What fun we had together in high school, summers at the beach, dances, and lots more ---
Fondly Jackie Belote Ward

~ Jackie Ward, Newport News, Virginia

November 07, 2014

Dear Sasha, Mark, Oona, and Tim,

We are so very sorry for your loss. We always enjoyed our time with her when she came to New England. She liked coming to our camp and enjoyed being with us there. I know her grandchildren were so very special to her. Just remember all the good times you had with her to help you through this very difficult time. There's a new angel watching over you. Love, Mom and Dad (Di & Steve)

~ Di and Steve Zatyrka, Feeding Hills, Massachusetts

November 07, 2014

Susan Anna Bauz
		NEWPORT NEWS - Susan, 68, peacefully passed away on November 2, 2014 in the beauty of rural Connecticut. Only six months had passed since her diagnosis of bladder cancer. Susan was born on December 19, 1945 in Miami, Fla. and grew up in Newport News. After living in Washington, D.C., Mexico, and France, she returned to Newport News in 1979 and built a rich and diverse life that included a varied career spanning movement and art therapy with elderly adults and adults with intellectual disabilities, serving homeless families, and various retail positions where she met many longtime friends. She was a committed volunteer with the American Theater in Phoebus. Susan enjoyed drum circles and often joined Earth Rising gatherings.
	Susan Bauz

	Her family feels grateful that she died knowing she was loved. She is survived by daughter Oona Waxenfelter and her husband Tim of Washington, D.C.; daughter Sasha Zatyrka and her husband Mark of West Suffield, Conn.; cherished grandchildren Zane, Elliana, and Colby; sister Carol Hawkins and her husband Slim of Newport News; brother Paul Bauz and his wife Sharon of Richmond; and 7 nieces and nephews and their families, including Liz Barrows of Newport News. She was preceded in death by parents Wally and Louise Bauz and sister Marie Holtgreve and her husband Paul of Indianapolis, IN. A memorial service will be held November 9 at the UU Fellowship of the Peninsula in Newport News. Visitation will begin at 2 p.m., with a celebration of her life at 3 p.m., followed by a procession to Lions Bridge in Mariners Museum Park to scatter Susan's ashes at sunset. Memorials may be made to Believe Big (believebig.org) or Lions Bridge (marinersmuseum.org/park-and-trail). View and post condolences on our online guestbook at dailypress.com/guestbooks. Published in Daily Press on November 6, 2014. View Guest Book