Susan McComb

Mom

My first girlfriend, best friend, and the one who holds my most deepest darkest secrets (that’s she’s taken to the grave. Heeheehee) How does anyone sum up their memory of their MOM? You just can’t, without writing a book. So, instead of being sad and depressed, I choose happiness! I will smile, laugh, and share the most pleasant memories of my Mom- forever! I have 42 years of great things to share for the rest of my life, to my siblings, my children, and Mom’s future great grandchildren, her brother, etc etc etc. the list is endless. Smile and know a beautiful daughter, sister, friend, wife, cousin, niece, sister-in-law, Grandma (Mema), is now an angel to all of us! She’s having a blast up there! And hoping finding out who REALLY killed JFK. Heeheehee Love, your favorite daughter! Lol

to an AMAZING person --- Chris, Kelly, Molly, and Murphy loved her SO much

We lost a wonderful person, mom, grandmother, and amazing mother-in-law :-( we always had SO much fun together and we feel so very blessed to have lived so close for the last 3 & 1/2 years - visiting lots and making lots of awesome memories!! I came into this great family 14 years ago and she has been simply the best mom-in-law ever <3 We were all so very close to her! We are heartbroken to have lost her but we are comforted knowing she's out of pain now and in heaven with God - looking down at us and watching over us already! We will always remember you Mema in our hearts and memories!!!!!

Susan was my cousin and although we did not have much contact recently, other than FaceBook, I have many happy memories of spending time with her when we were children. There was a time, when we were in elementary school, that we played together, almost every day. Our families all lived within a few blocks of each other, in Chicago. Summers were spent playing outdoors all day. We rode bikes, played at Brooks Park playground and went swimming in the park too. Holidays were celebrated at our at our grandmother's house, and Christmas was one of the happiest. It is so hard to believe that Susie, as we called her, has left us. I hope sharing these happy memories, helps your family smile. Nancy Lisack Nelson