1997
Megan
2015
Megan Alexandra Buss
October 16, 1997 — May 15, 2015
Megan Alexandra Buss
Easley
Megan Alexandra Buss, 17, of Easley, passed away Friday, May 15, 2015 at Greenville Memorial Hospital.
Born October 16, 1997 in Syracuse, NY, she was a daughter of Daniel Quentin and Tina Goutremont Buss. Miss Buss was an eleventh grade student at Palmetto High School. Megan was a selfless girl with a pure and gentle heart. Her laughter was contagious, and her smile was beauty incarnate. She loved her family and animals, as well as giving big hugs and kisses. Mommy will miss Megan bringing her water and a cold washcloth when she was sick, getting coffee on the weekends with her, and how excited she would get about holidays and birthdays. Daddy will miss the sound of her giggling when he would play funny video clips, Megan following him everywhere, and eating breakfast with her in the mornings when nobody else was awake yet. Quinnie will miss her beautiful smile when Megan would pop into her bedroom, holding Megan tight, being called "Lovey," and the funny things only she would say like blaming things on the cat. Susie will miss having her special twin call her "Sister Susie," laughing at TV shows with her, taking care of Megan, and painting Megan's nails. Alesha will miss doing Megan's makeup, watching movies with her when she was little, and being called "Leeshy Leesh." In honor of Megan's memory, show compassion and support to families raising children with special needs, and be kind to others as Megan would.
In addition to her parents, she is survived by her sisters, Susan Buss, Quinn Buss and Alesha Konseck.
"A heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others."
We love and miss our Meggie-Meg.
? Mommy, Daddy, Quinn, Susie, and Alesha
Services are private.
Robinson Funeral Home-Powdersville Road is in charge of arrangements.
Easley
Megan Alexandra Buss, 17, of Easley, passed away Friday, May 15, 2015 at Greenville Memorial Hospital.
Born October 16, 1997 in Syracuse, NY, she was a daughter of Daniel Quentin and Tina Goutremont Buss. Miss Buss was an eleventh grade student at Palmetto High School. Megan was a selfless girl with a pure and gentle heart. Her laughter was contagious, and her smile was beauty incarnate. She loved her family and animals, as well as giving big hugs and kisses. Mommy will miss Megan bringing her water and a cold washcloth when she was sick, getting coffee on the weekends with her, and how excited she would get about holidays and birthdays. Daddy will miss the sound of her giggling when he would play funny video clips, Megan following him everywhere, and eating breakfast with her in the mornings when nobody else was awake yet. Quinnie will miss her beautiful smile when Megan would pop into her bedroom, holding Megan tight, being called "Lovey," and the funny things only she would say like blaming things on the cat. Susie will miss having her special twin call her "Sister Susie," laughing at TV shows with her, taking care of Megan, and painting Megan's nails. Alesha will miss doing Megan's makeup, watching movies with her when she was little, and being called "Leeshy Leesh." In honor of Megan's memory, show compassion and support to families raising children with special needs, and be kind to others as Megan would.
In addition to her parents, she is survived by her sisters, Susan Buss, Quinn Buss and Alesha Konseck.
"A heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others."
We love and miss our Meggie-Meg.
? Mommy, Daddy, Quinn, Susie, and Alesha
Services are private.
Robinson Funeral Home-Powdersville Road is in charge of arrangements.
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