In Memory

Susan Rasmussen (Young)

Deceased Classmate: Susan Rasmussen Young
Obituary Link: https://myers-mortuary.com/notices/Susan-Rasmussen-Young
Date Of Birth: July-28-1951
Date Deceased: May-14-2019
Age at Death: 67
Cause of Death: Cancer
Classmate City: Brigham City
Classmate State: UT
Classmate Country: USA
Was a Veteran: No
Survived By: Husband, Stan and her four children, Matt, Seth, Katrina, Forrest and 4 grandchildren; siblings Patrick Rasmussen and Jill Rasmussen.

Susan Rasmussen Young was a cancer survivor for 26 years. On May 14th, 2019 she passed away at her home with family by her side after a long courageous battle with that disease. She was a very creative artist in all media. She often said she would never experience a runner's high, but creative highs were her goal. She graduated with a bachelors degree and received a biology teaching certificate. She taught high school math for a year. Susan was very active in her Church. She had a firm testimony of the Savior, Jesus Christ and the atonement. She volunteered in many capacities exercising her faith including extensive humanitarian causes. Susan leant a kind and compassionate listening ear to friends and family. She raised four wonderful children and had four grandchildren. She is survived by her husband, Stan and her children and siblings Patrick and Jill. Her father, Steve Rasmussen, was on the CHS faculty and taught Physics. Susan is an example to all of us to live each day with strength, courage and kindness. We will miss you, Susan.

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06/09/19 03:08 PM #1    

Janet Phillips (McKensey)

Here is a link to Susan's obituary.

https://www.myers-mortuary.com/notices/Susan-Rasmussen-Young

 

 

 

 


06/10/19 09:11 AM #2    

Jane McCauley (Thomas)

I am very sorry to see this news.  Susan and I were friends at Jefferson School.  Susan’s parents both worked (her dad was later our physics teacher at CHS), and I was impressed that she was allowed to go home at noon and open a can of soup, by herself, to cook our lunch.  Although our worldviews were very different, we reconnected on Facebook several years ago and appreciated each other’s postings.  She kept a positive attitude despite her illness, often sharing her love of quilting.  She will be missed by many.     


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