Susan P Urban

Sue was our across the street neighbor growing up in Monroe. She was one of the most gentle and kind people I have ever met. My favorite memory of Sue occurred one summer evening while we were still in high school. Several boys in Sue's class had been toilet papering the neighborhood, so we set up watch on top of a neighboring house armed with water balloons, but not until we had strung up the backyard with tin cans so we knew when they were coming. Sure enough they showed up and we pelted them with our water balloons. Sue was a distinguished woman of humanity and will truly be missed. My sincere sympathies to the family. Cheri Reichert Hurst

Miss Urban was the treasure that made Blessed Trinity so special. She is truly the most kind and patient person I have ever know. She lead by example of what it means to be a Catholic, and I'm so proud that my children had the chance to learn from her. She will be so deeply missed in the halls of our school and in our hearts! Heavens Gain!

SUE, YOU HAVE LEFT QUITE A LEGACY, MY FRIEND. GOD HAS NOW GRANTED YOU YOUR ETERNAL REWARD IN HEAVEN. YOU WERE SUCH A KIND, GENEROUS, GIVING, LOVING PERSON. HONORED ARE WE TO HAVE KNOWN YOU AND SHARE YOUR WORLD. GOD'S BLESSINGS.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Urban family. Steve n Jo-Ann Esser

Sue was my dear roommate and friend in college at WSU-Whitewater! She taught me how to play the baritone ukulele and we loved making music and singing together! Our faith was of the utmost importance to us and we enjoyed sharing our bond as we attended Campus Crusade for Christ gatherings. We joined Delta Zeta Sorority together. She was one of the sweetest and kindest people I've ever known! I'm so sorry I didn't get to see her for so many years. If the world could only have more people like her, it would be so much better! With love and prayers, I send my sincere sympathy to all her family and friends.