Denise Rowe-Siobhan from Enemarotica

The Collector and Stonefox websites are headlined with R.I.P. for Denise Rowe/Siobhan this morning. Does anyone know what happened to this beautiful woman?

I didn't see the tribute, but it certainly looks like she died on February 20.

Senior- On the Stonefox site you have to scroll down and look for her name Denise Rowe and click on it. Pretty tragic, but that seems to be the norm these days.

So sad ... she was so sweet.

In a veteran's-help commercial it says, "Sometimes the wounds that hurt the worst are the ones you can't see."

I don't know any of the details, but I'm speculating she was haunted into taking her own life by terrible old memories and fresh grief. What an awful tragedy. If anyone does learn more please post information here.

A real shame. What a terrible thing to happen.

Professor

What a tragedy, she truly will be missed. (Of course)I never knew the real person, but she seemed so full of life.

I was just on the Enemarotica website and was shocked at the memorium for one of the girls, Siobhan. Anyone know what happened. She was only 34. I'll be the Collector is very sad.

I emailed the Stonefox site and got a brief reply from Dr Fish, saying they don't know much more than what is posted on site. Apparently while working for the US Forest Service she suffered an "assault" which may or may not have been sexual, it doesn't say. She was being treated for PTSD. Her mother recently lost a long fight with cancer, and I guess it was just too much to bear it all. She took her own life. What an awful tragedy. She was so beautiful, and seemed so warm.

Hugs,

Diane

Thanks AZDIANE.

This is such a shame...Siobhan aka 'Denise Rowe' was my favorite all time medfet model. I bought my first Stonefox in 1999 and she was the reason why for most of them. You ROCKED kiddo...suffer no more for you have been granted eternal peace.

That is so very sad to hear about her passing. I hope she is now at peace. Way too young to pass away... That is tradgic...

Hello to everybody.

Here you can find the sad news about the untimely, tragic passing of Elizabeth 'Liza' DeNitto Smith.

She was a lovely woman, a genuine enema lover, and a firefighter with the U.S. Forest Service in the Boulder, CO area.

Here's the link to main page:

http://www.wildlandfire.com/theysaid.htm

About halfway -among 3/6 date marks- there's her obituary; scrolling upwards to more recent days there are several thoughts from friends plus other links pointing to a couple of magnificent portraits and some pictures of her in action, both alone and with some of her fellow coworkers.

Here's the links:

http://www.wildlandfire.com/pics/memor-people/liza1.jpg

http://www.wildlandfire.com/pics/memor-people/liza2.jpg

http://www.wildlandfire.com/pics/memor-people/liza3.jpg

http://www.wildlandfire.com/pics/memor-people/liza4.jpg

http://www.wildlandfire.com/pics/memor-people/liza5.jpg

http://www.wildlandfire.com/pics/memor-people/liza.jpg

http://www.wildlandfire.com/pics/memor-people/liza-bes.jpg

As strange as may seem in *this* context, that's what she was. And yes, she also was 'Siobhán' and 'Denise Rowe' which most of us knew and loved. And a long struggling human being too.

Enemarotica's R.I.P. photograph on top of http://www.enemarotica.com/new.html reports dates [1974/03/24 –> 2012/02/20] while Wild and Fire says [1975/03/24 –> 2012/02/28] albeit I tend to believe the informations gathered on the latter site as being more accurate.

Furthermore, according to azdiane 🌹 , Stonefox Productions stating they don't know "much more than what is posted on site" is a little misleading at best. But I guess they're only trying to protect the memory of a person who also happened to be involved in a most peculiar activity already regarded by the mass as way out of sight (pun intended), perhaps too much even for a balanced person - figure out for the shattered soul she turned into short before collapsing under an unbearable burden.

Maybe more online references could be found (I haven't even tried to) yet the above links should be enough to pinpoint the case.

May you rest in peace, sweetie.

A very saddened

TheWay from Italy.

🌹 to whom goes a *soaring* hug (since I too «love planes, wings, and flying things» - guess who wrote it 😎 ) plus many years ago I happened to read Snowbound. It gave me goosebumps...

I feel as though I've lost a close friend. I have every one of her collector & stonefox videos. As I mentioned earlier, I feel she portrayed a wholesome love of pleasurable enemas better then most others. There was so much more to her than just acting. So Sad!

@ TheWay .. thank you so much for the post. She seemed like such a beautiful person .. and so very 'typical' of those of us who also enjoy our enemas. Seeing her life outside of Enemarotica and amongst her friends in her community .. it makes her that much more human. I truly wish her peace at last.

Thanks, TheWay.

I'm very sad ...

from Italy

Cla

Enemarotica's R.I.P. photograph on top of http://www.enemarotica.com/new.html reports dates [1974/03/24 –> 2012/02/20] while Wild and Fire says [1975/03/24 –> 2012/02/28] albeit I tend to believe the informations gathered on the latter site as being more accurate.

While normally, I would tend to agree with the accuracy of other more mainstream websites, I found posts on other enema oriented websites as early as 02-25-2012 talking about her passing, so Wild and Fire is incorrect. I guess this just says it again, don't judge a book by its cover.

Very curious about her being assaulted in 2010. Any information on what happened there and where?

TheWay,

Thank you so much for those references to Liza, our "Siobhan" and/or "Denise Rowe." It was wonderful to see her as a real human being and not just as an enema/medfet sex object, although we will always cherish her for those parts of her persona too. . I'm surprised at how sadly moved I am at the death of a lady I never met or knew. I would still like to understand the details of the terrible assault she suffered, and if the perp was ever brought to justice.

"Snowbound," OMG that was a while ago. Glad you enjoyed it.

Hugs,

Diane

I liked her, too. I had e-mailed the Collector when I saw the post on the site, and all he had said was that she had taken her own life. TheWay had it right, I think, when he said, "But I guess they're only trying to protect the memory of a person who also happened to be involved in a most peculiar activity already regarded by the masses as way out of sight." All of us deserve dignity and privacy in death. And pretty much everyone on this board has a "double life" -- at least, most people don't know that I'm into enemas and you wouldn't know it by looking at me. We have a right to our privacy, and The Collector/Stonefox are classy and respectful by extending that to her, her family, co-workers and everyone that loved her.

She was a beautiful human being, involved in environmental work (which is also a passion of mine). And I somewhat understand how she might have come to her conclusion, as my mother passed similarly, at pretty much the same age. It is a devastating burden to watch someone you love die slowly and be able to do nothing at all about it. May she rest in peace.

So very sad! Barry

Whatever the demons, she was deeply loved by all. It is sad that there wasn't a clear way to convey that love to her in an effective way in order to support her in the ways she needed most.

The Way Thank you for your love of life and sharing the information with all of us. You went way above what most would do. Thanks

Obituary

Liza Elizabeth DeNitto Smith

24 March, 1975 – 28 February, 2012

Liza DeNitto Smith, 37, professional wildland firefighter, phlebotomist, chef, fitness fanatic and friend to all animals took her own life this last week in Sarasota, Florida. While a Fire Fighter for the US Forest Service Liza was a resident of Santa Fe, Los Alamos, and Albuquerque. Liza worked on many firefighting crews and fought fire throughout the United States.

Liza was a wonderful woman, full of life and energy. She was a joy to be around and an excellent firefighter. She had a loud infectious laugh, a room-brightening smile, and was wicked intelligent. She spent several seasons with Santa Fe Helitack in Los Alamos and later with Sandia Helitack in Albuquerque. Her last fire season was a rough one. In 2010 she was attacked and brutally beaten to the point of death, but was brought back to life and given another chance. The incident required multiple surgeries, and it left her with post traumatic stress and bouts of depression. Liza was more than up to the challenge of handling these psychological set-backs. Due to this near death experience, which changed her life forever, she left fire-fighting altogether to take up a new career in nursing.

Shortly before Liza’s death her mother passed away after a hard battle with cancer. It scared Liza to think one day she might go the same way. We can only imagine what she felt and thought in her last few days. She decided to go out on her own terms. She will be missed.

Liza was a badass. She was a fire fighter, a helitack crewmember and manager. She could do twenty pull-ups. She could run a seven-minute mile. All at 37. She saved people and homes, loved the outdoors and animals, and was a true American hero.

Liza’s Ashes will be interred next to her mother and grandmother at Christ Church Cemetery, Irvington, Virginia, 10 March 2012. In lieu of flowers, if you wish to honor her, please make a memoriam in her name to your local animal shelter. Please celebrate her life for her.

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We forget that the women (and men) who pose for our pleasure also have complex lives.

Read more tributes to her WildlandFire.com. http://www.wildlandfire.com/arc/2012c_mar.php

Googled her name and here was the obituary that was published.

DeNitto Smith, 37, professional wildland firefighter, phlebotomist, chef, fitness fanatic and friend to all animals took her own life this last month in Sarasota, Florida. While a Fire Fighter for the US Forest Service Liza was a resident of Santa Fe, Los Alamos, and Albuquerque. Liza worked on many firefighting crews and fought fire throughout the United States. Shortly before Liza's death her mother passed away after a hard battle with cancer. It scared Liza to think one day she might go the same way. We can only imagine what she felt and thought in her last few days. She decided to go out on her own terms. She will be missed. Liza was a fire fighter, could do twenty pull-ups and run a seven-minute mile. She saved people and homes, loved the outdoors and animals, and was a true American hero. Liza's Ashes were interred next to her mother and grandmother at Christ Church Cemetery, Irvington, Virginia, 10 March 2012. In lieu of flowers, if you wish to honor her, please make a memoriam in her name to your local animal shelter. Please celebrate her life for her.

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Very sad.

Piss on the person that beat her , scum sucking vile of pig shit .