Suzanne M. Koerner

I lovely picture of Grandma Sue and Grandpa Marv on their Wedding Day. The best grandparents anyone could ask for. We will always remember you both fondly.

My sincere sympathy to the family and friends of Suzanne. The loss of our dear loved ones can be very difficult and distressing to cope with. It has helped myself and others when we remember that they now safely rest in the loving memory of our Grand Creator, waiting for the fulfillment of His promised purpose. Also, may your own good and loving memories of Suzanne help to soothe your hearts. Sincerely ( Revelation 21 : 3-5; Acts 24 : 15; Psalms 37 : 11, 34 )

Dear Connie, Jim, Margo, Sam and Jamie..... Aunt Sue was always a kind and sweet person to me. Her beautiful smile always lit up the room. She was also a great friend and Sister-In-Law to my Dad, Norm, and Mom, Lucille (Ceil). We looked forward to with great anticipation when the Norm Koerner family made their yearly trek in our Chevy Biscaynne to Rist Avenue in Eau Claire. I always think of Aunt Sue when I make her famous Roka Blue Dip. I know she is in a Beautiful Place now. All of our Love, Jon and Barb

Jim & Family, We wish you our deepest sympathy with the passing of your mom. It is a tough time in life where we are losing our family and friends but we know that the LORD has a plan and we must trust in him. With our LOVE, Tom Webb & Family

No words could express how deeply loved this wonderful woman was or how many countless blessings she brought into our lives for so many years. I am at peace knowing she has joined grandpa and Angie and so many other loved ones. Rest in peace grandma. I will miss you more than you know.