Susan L. Kass

Sue was very helpful to my first year of teaching at Brown Deer Elementary. She made me feel very comfortable and answered many of my questions as a person new to the building. Needless to say we developed a great professional relationship that then developed a great friendship as well. I got to know Sue's family as well as she got to know my family as well. With her being a big time Packer fan and me being a Cowboy fan, there was plenty of chatter going on during the football season. We especially enjoyed our conversations of the show Melrose Place. Sue and the rest of the Kass family made my transition moving from Beloit one filled with comfort and happiness. Sue's big heart was very beneficial to my family and I, she also shared her passion of helping others with the countless number of students and staff members she served for many years at Brown Deer Elementary school. We all are very fortunate to have Sue in our lives.

Kim, What a tragedy. I am so sorry this happened to you and your family. It is ironic that both peace and serenity and dreadful heartbreak can all be associated with our beloved homes in Hazelhurst. I hope you travel quickly through your grief to a better place of hopefulness and optimism. God's speed in this journey my friend. I am making a donation as suggested to initiative to End Alzheimer’s. Rob Forsyth

We always looked forward to pontoon visits from the Kass family. It came with barking dogs, lots of smiles and memories of growing up on the lake. We are holding you all in our hearts

Sue, Kim and the family were always fun visitors on Lake Katherine. Watching their boys water ski and our many dogs meeting their dogs! My arms are around all of you during this very tragic time. Love Carolyn

Kim was a pharmacy intern back in the early 70’s. That’s when I met Susan, they invited us for dinner at there home in Brown Deer. We ended up going to the wrong home. We all had a good laugh with that. Deepest sympathy to Kim and family. Wayne Oberlander