My heartfelt condolences for the loss of your dear wife. It was nice to have known such a loveable and kind person. May the love of family and friends comfort you through this difficult time. I would like you to know that you are remembered in my thoughts, during this sad time.
Susan may be out of sight, but never out of Mind.
We did not see much of each other in our busy lives,
but Susan and I had heartfelt, touching conversations.
I am grateful for her friendship.
Peace, be still.
Irene
I will always remember how Susan sent cards and treats to us after my daughter's kidney transplant in 2009. It was a special surprise. She was always sweet and kind to us even though I'm her husband's niece. She even came to visit us when my son was in Houston for a chess tournament. She was quick to "like" Facebook posts and would also write beautiful hand-written letters. She was thoughtful & will be missed.
At year one of your life you became my big sister. Then big sister to Marion, Debbie and Patty. Big Sister turned out to be a lifetime job. You were mature for your years and helped create order in the midst of chaos for many years of our early life.
You took on responsibilities and made life more organized and rational all of us for decades. I want to acknowledge you for the sacrifices you made in life for the good of others. You filled in the breaches when loved ones around you floundered. You were forgiving and self-less and worked tirelessly to benefit even those (myself included) who did not fully appreciate your sacrifice. You found your happiness in the happiness of others. You may have lost some of yourself along the way and I pray you will have an 'abundant life' in the Lord now with peace and joy and freedom.
