Susan Lindsley

My favorite story about Sue is when she came to northern WI to spend a weekend with us. When they got here, she wanted me to take her out in the woods for a hike. Keith and my husband, Pete stayed behind as we went on our adventure taking along my dogs. She wanted me to point out deer trails to her so when we got to one I pointed it out to her. I then pointed out that the deer had already come by and started to knock down small trees to cover the trail and to make sure that any hunter would make a lot of noise trying to walk on the trail. The expression on her face was priceless. She had this awe look on it. I couldn't help myself and started to laugh and told her the truth. She just looked at me and said, "I was just going to ask you how the deer knew the time of year to do it." We always had a great time with her and Keith. She will be remembered with great fondness.

many good memories from many good years...prayers for you and family..Charlotte Richardson

Thinking of you and wishing you moments of peace and comfort at this difficult time.

We extend our sincere condolences to Brad and the family. Wonderful memories of her teaching career, of neighbor fun, and great friendships made. She was caring woman who showed her love to all. Talk about her often and share warm and happy memories together; she lives on in your heart.

Our condolences to Brad and his family. Prayers to your family. My son Trace was one of Sue's caregivers at Sienna Medows. She would share stories with him from her teaching. It is a small world, as I knew Sue. too. As a child, I grew up in the neighborhood. I am Bruce and Donna (Harrms) Weber's daughter, Angela Dunn (Weber) All the fun friendships and childhood memories we made. Peace and love.