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Sue Ann Rouse Ewald

Sue Ann Rouse Ewald ,92, of Poolesville, Maryland passed away peacefully at home on March 21, 2025, surrounded by family and friends.
Born to Edgar B. Rouse and Verona Dobson Rouse in Washington, D.C., Sue spent her early years studying interior design and performing on water skis with the Ski Belles at the Beverly Ski Club.
A dedicated animal-lover, Sue founded what is now known as Friends of Montgomery County Animals and served as President of the Montgomery County Humane Society in the 1970’s. Those who knew Sue were never surprised to find horses, dogs and cats living their best lives under her loving care.
Sue was a well-respected antiques dealer and appraiser for over 60 years. She was also an honorary member of the Potomac Hunt Club and loved to watch the hunt field stroll through her farm on crisp fall mornings.
Sue is preceded in death by her husband, Gerald R. Ewald, and her son, Gerald. R. Ewald, Jr.
She is survived by her son, Thomas Lee Emrich (Tina); daughter, Verona Fleming (Randy); granddaughter, Kimberly Fleming, and dear friend, Nancy Heil.
Donations in Sue’s name can be made to the Montgomery County Humane Society or Montgomery Hospice.

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From: Franklin A Jamison

Sissy and Lee, both Octavia and I have such fond memories of Sue and all the wonderful times we had with her. Your mother will always be "Aunt Sue" to Octavia and she will be greatly missed.

From:  Phebe Ladd

I am sad to learn about Sue. I remember many a sleep over with Cissy and Sue was always welcoming. She fed me and she tolerated my wild side as I talked the kids into games of capture the flag in the dark in the yard. Then the bicycle races around and around the big barn. Fond memories of Sue letting me be a kid. I hope you focus on all the good memories.

From: Kathy and Jamie Jamison

Dear Sissy, So sorry to hear about your mother’s passing. We always enjoyed her company. She was a very talented lady, good friend and neighbor. God bless. Kathy & Jamie

From:  Elisa Tredway

I had pleasure to meet Sue in the late 80’s. Her warmth, charm and our mutual love for all things beautiful sparked a friendship of which I will always cherish. My love, Elisa Tredway

From: Anne Davies

Sue was a lovely lady who always welcomed the Potomac Hunt to her farm and hosted many hunt breakfasts in her country kitchen. She was a beloved member of our community.

From: The Hilton Family

Our deepest condolences to your family. 

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