Each tear I shed for you holds immeasurable love.
Born in North Kingstown, RI, a daughter of the late Charles Mays and Janet (Cote) Perry, she was a long-time resident of Warren before relocating to Riverside.
A graduate of Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College, she earned her degree as a Licensed Practical Nurse. She worked as an LPN for many years retiring from the Department of Elderly Affairs as a Visiting Nurse.
A nature lover, she enjoyed being outside; gardening and bird watching. An active member of New Hope Christian Church, she gave talks for the Women’s Ministry, taught in the Children’s Ministry and volunteered for multiple charities that the church supports.
She is survived by one son, Don Rodrigues of Warren; two daughters, Chelsea Berndt and her husband Andrew of East Providence and Aubrey Rodrigues of NC; four sisters, Debbie Confalone, Sherri Work, Darlene Corriveau and Lisa Perry; three brothers, Thomas Mays, Wayne Mays and John Perry; five grandchildren, Trevor Rodrigues and his wife Jessie, Connor Berndt and Ben, Ethan and Isabel Erez; three great-grandchildren, Lilly Mello and Violet and Willow Rodrigues; and several nieces and nephews.
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Oma's recipes
These were handwritten recipes from susan her Self. She was an amazing cook. And if you've ever eaten any of her food, you know just how much love she put into it. Some of these recipes have a southern flare, And others are traditional meals that bring you right back to your childhood
Oma's recipes
These were handwritten recipes from susan her Self. She was an amazing cook. And if you've ever eaten any of her food, you know just how much love she put into it. Some of these recipes have a southern flare, And others are traditional meals that bring you right back to your childhood
Susan
These were handwritten recipes from susan her Self. She was an amazing cook. And if you've ever eaten any of her food, you know just how much love she put into it. Some of these recipes have a southern flare, And others are traditional meals that bring you right back to your childhood
Susan's recipes
These were handwritten recipes from susan her Self. She was an amazing cook. And if you've ever eaten any of her food, you know just how much love she put into it. Some of these recipes have a southern flare, And others are traditional meals that bring you right back to your childhood.
Omas meat pie
Home made recipes from Susan herself, some mixed with southern flavor. And some traditional recipes that bring you back to your childhood.
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