Susan DeVault

Birth date: Dec 26, 1962 Death date: Sep 22, 2020

Susan DeVault, 57 years old, proud Houstonian, passed away September 22, 2020. Visitation will be held at SouthPark Funeral Home located at 1310 N Main St, Pearland, TX 77581 on Monday, September 28, 2020 from 4PM - 7 PM. Rosary Read Obituary

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Eric Dickens

261w ago

Well my memory of my adopted lil sister Susan began back @ Pershing Junior High School...
My brother Rodney was disabled with MD & him & Susan were friends & 1 day my brother missed the bus & Susan's dad brought my brother home & that's when i met Susan...
After my brothers passing Susan & I were school mates @James Madison High School after i recieved a Basketball scholarship 2 the University of Houston Susan soon joined me on campus &we became very close...
She would become 1 of Phi Slamma Jammas favorite fans she rarely missed a game i made sure she was taken care of & all my Teammates loved her Hakeem Olajawon ...Clyde Drexler..Larry Micheaux...Mike Young...& all the rest.....She would always get her memorabilia signed...those were a great 4 years...
After my college career where ever i traveled around the world Susan & I always kept i touch with each other & would see each other as often as possible until her passing which deeply saddens me...
Susan was a beautiful person with a beautiful heart that had a passion 4 ADA & was always an advocate
I have so many stories of our friendship i could b all day!...
She will b truelly missed...

Phil Haddad

261w ago

As a friend of Susan DeVault for over 30 years, it’s impossible to express my sadness of her passing or the joy she inspired throughout our friendship.

Susan was one of those special friends, she was “all in” she had an unconditional friendship with you and because of that, you treasured her friendship above most.

I met Susan in a random room watching her beloved Astros, being a life long Cubs fan myself, let’s just say Susan and I never ran out of baseball conversation nor deeply held positions on who we thought the best players of the day were!!

Susan was always there for me even when I least expected it, like the morning of one of my kids birthday and I’d wake up to an email from her that had a special birthday poem for my kids, like I said, she was “all in” as your friend.

I already miss her, I know I’ll never have another friend for 34 years, she was special and my world is a bit lonelier without her.

I love you Susan, until we meet again.... Go Astros...and a little hooray for the Cubs!!!

Phil

Stacey Devault

261w ago

I remember the day that Bob told Susan that we were engaged to be married. Without missing a beat of him telling her, Susan instantly exclaimed "I am so happy to have a sister!" That day will always be one of those "warm, fuzzy" memories that I will hold lovingly in my heart.

Bob Devault

261w ago

It is hard to find the words to describe my big sister, well by a year and a half. As kids we were inseparable. She always won at the luck games (Candyland, Trouble, Uno and many others. and me the strategy games.

We went to both high school and college together and I was the least expensive wheelchair lift.

As adults there was times we were apart by distance as I moved around and traveled for work but we never lost touch.

I feel like I lost part of myself. I will miss her greatly.
Susan’s Brother Bob

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