
Susan Fahlberg-Erway
June 04, 1924 - December 02, 2012
Obituary
MADISON/LONG LAKE -Susan Fahlberg-Erway, age 85, died on Sunday, Dec. 2, 2012. She was born on June 4, 1927, in Morgantown, W.V. She graduated from Stephens College and the University of West Virginia and earned her Masters of Library Science from Rutgers. Susan loved to read and travel. She enjoyed spending time up north at her summer home in Long Lake. But above all else, Susan was devoted to helping those in need. She impacted the lives of many people through her support of work done by organizations including World Vision and Heifer International. She contributed generously to the Lutheran church and local charitable groups. She travelled to Peru and Central America on missions of mercy. She supported a poor, widowed woman, Dona Mercedes, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for many years until her passing. It was typical of Susan to meet people in need and try to help them. Susan married T.A. Fahlberg in 1950, and is survived by their four children, April, Linda and her husband, Vito, and her sons and their wives, Thomas and Victoria and Timothy and Beth. Also surviving are five grandchildren, Anjuli (Wil), Marissa, Brandon, Kevin and Sarah; and a great-grandson, Jordan (Anjuli beloved sisters-in-love; and nieces and nephews. Susan was preceded in death by her parents, Thomas and Georgine (Ritland) Harris, John Erway; and her husband, Donald Joseph Lunde.In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Heifer International. The family would like to thank Agrace Hospice Care, the staff of Oak Park Place and the UW Heart Failure team for their wonderful care and assistance.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Heifer International. The family would like to thank Agrace Hospice Care, the staff of Oak Park Place and the UW Heart Failure team for their wonderful care and assistance.
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Katie Baumgartner
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I'm so sorry to hear of Susan't passing. I missed coming to clean on Saturday mornings and hearing about her week. Susan was full of history and knowledge and always had a story or two about her life to share. God has definitely gained an angel.
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Pat Andjelkovic
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Although we were not recently close enough to see each other often, I will miss Susan very much. Over the years, since we met at a University of Washington Serbo-Croatian class, Susan has been a very good friend. My family and I enjoyed her visits and her cheerfulness. We miss you, Susan.