Susan Marie Brunsell

I remember the first day that Sue walked into our 8th grade class at Immaculate Heart of Mary. It didn't take long before we became fast friends! In high school we were on the schools bowling league, we went to concerts, drove laps around the capitol square, ate at Kings restaurant on the square (where you phoned your order in), canoed the lakes of Monona, hiked on "Tiki and Jarvis Islands, (small islands in Squaw Bay that we made up names for), enjoyed sleep overs and hide and seek games in the cemetary and the BIGGEST adventure of all, was driving with our friend Judy Moen to Aculpulco Mexico. Pretty much the entire trip she talked about Joe....the love of her life. Even though life took us in different directions over the years, I often thought of Sue. I reconnected with her only a few years ago. Godspeed, Susie! Adios mi amiga. Vayas s con Dios.

Sue was my step sister. Beyond her never ending kindness, I remember two big events. One, she and her husband Joe took me to see my first Badger game. Rufus Ferguson ran for 2 touchdowns that day. Second, she gave me a copy of Mary Shelley's " Frankenstein", when I was still quite young and she was in college. I still have it, and it means more than ever. Safe travels, sweet sister. Curt

Mom you are the most beautiful woman in every way. So many memories. The thing I miss most is just being with you sitting at the kitchen table. I will always miss you and I will keep you in my heart forever. When I was young, I remember mom playing softball for awhile. Mom was also on a bowling league. Mom loved reading, painting, beadwork, watching musicals, and watching American Idol. Mom also loved all the dogs and birds we had! So many funny memories with all the animals in the house! I could go on and on. I love you Mom may you rest in peace.

I had the pleasure of meeting sue at Karmenta and then at Belmont Nursing, Myself and my coworkers knew how to get a smile on her face Just by mentioning the Green Bay Packers and her favorite clay , Susan Brunsell you will be missed Katrina.

So may fond memories of Sue. To coming over to trick or treat with Ethan when he was little to playing on the front porch with Jess and the boys. Listening to the birds and watching the Jack Russell puppies play in the backyard. Sitting in the kitchen and just talking. Sue always had a smile on her face whenever I saw her she was a great woman, mother and grandma she will be greatly missed. May the sun always shine down on you Sue. Love Tonia & Ethan Miller