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.PNG) Susan "Angie" (Smith) Stephens, age 73, of Royse City, TX, passed away on January 2, 2022. She was born September 22, 1948, in Olney, IL, to William Minor Smith and Florene (Faris) Smith.
Angie is survived by her loving husband: Danny Stephens; children: Trent Stephens, and Shannon Todd Mason; grandchildren: Addlyn Mae Stephens, Taylor Lynn Mason, and Brooke Delaney Mason; and brother: Lon Smith and wife Tonya Smith.
She was preceded in death by her sister: Sandra Cunningham; and her parents.
A celebration of life will be held at a later date.
Rest Haven Funeral Home, Rockwall, TX – January 9. 2022
Information provided by Sue Hasslinger Rohr (Class of '61) - January 5, 2022
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Rodney Stallard (1966)
Condolences to Danny and her family. Fine lady and a good old friend. Thanks Angie for a life well lived. God bless you.
Sheila Hagen (Muehling) (1966)
Oh, how the ups and downs of the drama of high school and high school romances, filled our days. You and Janis Piper always kept it interesting. Rest in peace my friend. I have thought about both of you often over the years. The memories always brought a smile to my face.
Richard Wilson (1968)
Angie was witty too. She played Alto sax; I played Tenor, in the ERHS band. As an upper classmate with espirit d'corps she shared friendly tips for marching in step and hitting the right notes in the big parade. When Gus handed out some murky hard to read Xerox copies of the school fight song 'Hold That Tiger' she said: "Oh, just memorize it - none of the 12 notes have changed since 1917! Emily Dickinson had a similar insight: I was afraid that life would be just one thing after another - instead it has been the same damned thing over, and over, and over. Never a dull moment with Angie in the band. And thanks again for keeping things in persepective! Heads Up and Guide Right!