Susan Joy Saibara, age 58, passed away on April 10, 2011 in Houston after a long courageous battle with complications from breast cancer. She is survived by her parents Edward and Jessie Saibara, brother Paul Saibara and sister Sandra Saibara. Also surviving is her long-time loyal friend and companion Owen Fisher who selflessly cared for her every day. She is also survived by her dear nieces Katie and Emily and nephew Andrew Saibara, as well as aunts, uncles and many cousins.
Susan graduated from Clear Creek High School in League City, Texas A & M University with a BA and an MBA from University of Houston. She worked for many years for Herman Miller as a sales rep to the federal government and military. She was passionate about scuba diving and underwater photography, for which she won many awards.
In lieu of flowers her family suggests donations to M.D. Anderson Cancer Center or Seven Acres Jewish Senior Care Services, which provided exceptionally kind compassionate care to Susan.
Burial will be a private family gathering. A memorial service celebrating Susan's life will be announced at a later date.
Published in Houston Chronicle on Apr. 15, 2011
Susan graduated from Clear Creek High School in League City, Texas A & M University with a BA and an MBA from University of Houston. She worked for many years for Herman Miller as a sales rep to the federal government and military. She was passionate about scuba diving and underwater photography, for which she won many awards.
In lieu of flowers her family suggests donations to M.D. Anderson Cancer Center or Seven Acres Jewish Senior Care Services, which provided exceptionally kind compassionate care to Susan.
Burial will be a private family gathering. A memorial service celebrating Susan's life will be announced at a later date.
Published in Houston Chronicle on Apr. 15, 2011
Susan Joy Saibara, age 58, passed away on April 10, 2011 in Houston after a long courageous battle with complications from breast cancer. She is survived by her parents Edward and Jessie Saibara, brother Paul Saibara and sister Sandra Saibara. Also surviving is her long-time loyal friend and companion Owen Fisher who selflessly cared for her every day. She is also survived by her dear nieces Katie and Emily and nephew Andrew Saibara, as well as aunts, uncles and many cousins.
Susan graduated from Clear Creek High School in League City, Texas A & M University with a BA and an MBA from University of Houston. She worked for many years for Herman Miller as a sales rep to the federal government and military. She was passionate about scuba diving and underwater photography, for which she won many awards.
In lieu of flowers her family suggests donations to M.D. Anderson Cancer Center or Seven Acres Jewish Senior Care Services, which provided exceptionally kind compassionate care to Susan.
Burial will be a private family gathering. A memorial service celebrating Susan's life will be announced at a later date.
Published in Houston Chronicle on Apr. 15, 2011
Susan graduated from Clear Creek High School in League City, Texas A & M University with a BA and an MBA from University of Houston. She worked for many years for Herman Miller as a sales rep to the federal government and military. She was passionate about scuba diving and underwater photography, for which she won many awards.
In lieu of flowers her family suggests donations to M.D. Anderson Cancer Center or Seven Acres Jewish Senior Care Services, which provided exceptionally kind compassionate care to Susan.
Burial will be a private family gathering. A memorial service celebrating Susan's life will be announced at a later date.
Published in Houston Chronicle on Apr. 15, 2011
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