Siobhan known as "Shove" or "Vonnie" to her her friends, was a warm, wonderful individual. She was close with her family and friends and was always easy to make laugh. A shining petite blonde with a lust for life, she befriended everyone with ease and those who knew her whether for a day or decades were forever blessed with the gift of her friendship. Shove was Born in Fall River, to Brenda H. (Hampston) Austin of Bristol, and the late Edward A. Austin Jr., She loved her hometown and called it home for her entire life. Ms. Austin worked as a case manager for Looking Upwards, in Tiverton, RI. Helping others was the formost drive in her life. She was a 1985 graduate of Bristol High School, where she was a member of the color guard, the Honor Society and the DECA Club. She also attended Bristol Community College and the University of Maine at Orono. She was an avid gardener, equestrian, and a gourmet cook. She enjoyed music and went to concerts with her friends and always knew all the songs on the radio. She leaves her mother a sister, and two brothers her maternal grandmother and a nephew. Shove will be missed by everyone who knew her and had the pleasure of the memory of her contagious laugh.
Siobhan known as "Shove" or "Vonnie" to her her friends, was a warm, wonderful individual. She was close with her family and friends and was always easy to make laugh. A shining petite blonde with a lust for life, she befriended everyone with ease and those who knew her whether for a day or decades were forever blessed with the gift of her friendship. Shove was Born in Fall River, to Brenda H. (Hampston) Austin of Bristol, and the late Edward A. Austin Jr., She loved her hometown and called it home for her entire life. Ms. Austin worked as a case manager for Looking Upwards, in Tiverton, RI. Helping others was the formost drive in her life. She was a 1985 graduate of Bristol High School, where she was a member of the color guard, the Honor Society and the DECA Club. She also attended Bristol Community College and the University of Maine at Orono. She was an avid gardener, equestrian, and a gourmet cook. She enjoyed music and went to concerts with her friends and always knew all the songs on the radio. She leaves her mother a sister, and two brothers her maternal grandmother and a nephew. Shove will be missed by everyone who knew her and had the pleasure of the memory of her contagious laugh.
