Suzann Stillwaggon

Suzann Stillwaggon

The red helping hand poster in her front window told you everything you need to know about Suzie; she saw her primary mission in life as helping kids in distress. She was the neighborhood mom. Her house was a refuge and great place to eat: great Italian food, the world’s best potato salad, and breakfast for anyone who showed up hungry. And it was the house her grandkids loved the most. They baked cookies, crafted and jumped on the trampoline. She never missed one of their games. In her spare time she knitted, crocheted, and read a little Danielle Steele. In her younger years she did some camping and travelled to Busch Gardens, New York and Lancaster.
One day she had a flat tire at work. A handsome guy named Wes fixed the tire and invited her on a date to New Hope. She was a lifelong Phillies fan, he a fan of the Mets, but somehow they shared a 50 year marriage blessed by 3 children, Jen (Mike), Amy (Matt), and Chuck (Sue). She is survived by her step-children, Susan, Bob, and Wes; grandchildren, Aaron, Jessica, Matt Jr., Colin, Nicholas, Anthony, Alissa, Hailey and many other grand and great-grandchildren; her siblings, Carol (Ken) Cain, and Steve (Judy) Perriello and 4 nieces and nephews. She was pre-deceased by her brother, Greg Perriello.
Come celebrate 72 great years Sunday March 7, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Sweeney Funeral Home, Riverside where there will be a 1 p.m. service.

7 Comments

  1. Kenneth cain sr says:

    Sue was a great mother,aunt sister,grandmother and sister in-law.she not only give you her shirt on her back but give you her coat also she will be greatly missed by those who knew and loved
    Her.i know she is holding god’s hand and joined with her parents and brother

  2. David and Shannon Jones says:

    Our Sincere Condolences on the loss of Susie. She was amazing, caring and kind. She accepted me and my family as her own. She treated my daughter like one of her own grandkids. My thoughts and prayers go out to the whole family at this tough time. May the knowledge of knowing she aint in pain anymore bring Peace and Comfort.

  3. Carolann Cain says:

    Where do I begin? I’m heartbroken.
    You promised you would not leave me (especially with ALL these kids 🙂 we had a deal)
    You promised mom you would take care of your little sister 🙁
    She’s more than a Friend, she’s my S I S T E R
    My sister is my friend for so many reason – more so than she’s probably aware.
    When I need my sister you can always count on her to be right there.
    She knows how to make me laugh.
    She listens to my problems until I’m feeling better about things.
    Simply talking to her helps me find the answers because we are quite a pair.
    Some say even two peas in a pod.
    If she’s not standing behind me (got my back) then she is beside me.
    When things don’t go as planned, she readjusts.
    She loves with her entire heart. Her hugs are genuine.
    We cracked each other up often and made each other laugh until we cried.
    She’s my adventure Partner.
    No matter if we’re near or far I MISS HER.
    Does all this sound familiar Sis? It should. It’s from the book you gave me for my birthday.
    Right back at you Sis on all the above.
    Always in my heart. Okie? Dokie
    XOXO

  4. Marie Therese Salamone says:

    Sue was one of the sweetest and kindest souls I have ever had the privilege to call my friend. She had a great sense of humor and slyly played the innocent when trying to stir the pot. I always loved to see Sue in action. She made the BEST potato salad. She loved her family which was one of her best qualities. When we worked together years ago, we had so much fun together. She was the worst player at Pictionary which made the game so much fun. She couldn’t stop laughing at her own feeble pictures. We enjoyed so many fun times together. Sue will be missed. Love, Marie and Joe Salamone. The diner at 884 Duchess Drive will forever be open to you…

  5. Colleen Esser Sumption says:

    💔 my prayers and thoughts are with all of us who have lost an amazing woman.
    Ms Still has touched so many lives and has taught us all just a little something. I will forever remember my mom across the street that would be there in a heartbeat if we needed her. I will keep my memories close to my heart and I will share them with all the babies so they know where we all learned some important stuff that has touched each of us and will touch all the babies to come! Forever in my heart

  6. {ete Pearlman says:

    Carol and family: Im so sorry for your loss. What a wonderful tribute. May her memory be a blessing.

  7. Nancy York says:

    Sue was one of the kindest with such a warm and giving spirit. My deepest condolences to the family.