Birth date: Sep 21, 1955 Death date: Apr 11, 2022
Rita Anne Owens (nee Gillespie) entered into eternal life on April 11th, 2022. She was born on September 21st, 1955. She graduated from Bishop Neumann Business high school in 1972. Rita worked for the Camden County Chamber of Comm Read Obituary
My Sis, my sis (Rita-Snookie) You will always be the holster to my gun, the guiding light in my dark. I love you always. Miss you terrible and I am always lost without you.
When I trip up the steps I will giggle and remember you. I will put peddle to the metal in every golf cart I drive. When it thunders and lightning flashes I will remember to peek out the window.
I am a better woman to have known you, a better person to have been so very loved by you. Thank you for being you. I will never forget our laughter together ad our tears. Thank you for being my sis my sis from another mother.
I love you bunches
Estelle (Mayn)
Oh Snookie, I have just found out about your passing. My heart breaks for your family, rl and in SL. You are missed terribly. I will miss hearing your voice during the auctions. SL won't be the same without you. Love and peace to your family. Raven & Jason Conners.
Mom-mom a piece of me will always be with you. I never imagined life without you. I will always cherish our last moment together, you holding me. I love you forever, in many lifetimes.. I will always choose you to be my mommom. I love you endlessly.
1 of the greatest people I have ever met. 369 the goose drank wine will always be my favorite song. Miss you tremendously! Rest in peace Ms Snookie. - Brane
Rita was much more than a valued employee of the Chamber of Commerce. She was a colleague, a friend and a tireless partner. She will not only be missed by her fellow employees, by board members and by her loving family and friends. Rita will be missed by the hundreds of Chamber members she has helped, supported and cared for over these many years.
I will miss her energy, commitment and passion for every moment I had the privilege of working with her. My wife Diane also loved, respected and cherished Rita.
Art Campbell
