Susan was a lot of fun to talk with. I sat behind her in a class. Every Monday morning in class she’d semi-turn-around and tell me all about who was making out with who at Taco Bell on Friday night. She was in love with Jim Furmento. I lived vicariously through her on those Mondays. She was always very friendly and upbeat. We didn’t really ‘hang out’ but we liked talking to each other at school. I went to her wedding with Craig Rysavy. She was beautiful. After graduation we both worked at Oscar Mayer in Vernon as secretaries. That was weird going from the little high school girls to trying to behave grown up in an office. We’d do our share of chatting there also.
Mary Popovich
Lisa Mateas '72 said:
New link for her obituary. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/latimes/name/susan-green-obituary?id=16637313
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CommentLisa Mateas '72 said:
I found this obituary for her from 2015 —https://obits.ocregister.com/us/obituaries/orangecounty/name/susan-green-obituary?id=16636928
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CommentMary Popovich '72 said:
Susan was a lot of fun to talk with. I sat behind her in a class. Every Monday morning in class she’d semi-turn-around and tell me all about who was making out with who at Taco Bell on Friday night. She was in love with Jim Furmento. I lived vicariously through her on those Mondays. She was always very friendly and upbeat. We didn’t really ‘hang out’ but we liked talking to each other at school. I went to her wedding with Craig Rysavy. She was beautiful. After graduation we both worked at Oscar Mayer in Vernon as secretaries. That was weird going from the little high school girls to trying to behave grown up in an office. We’d do our share of chatting there also.
Mary Popovich
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