Susie, You are such a beautiful soul. Thank you for taking an interest in my family and always being a bright light. I’m so glad I got to know you and your lovely daughter. Lots of love to your family, and Cheers to you!! <3
My birthday twin, my friend of 50 plus laughter-filled years of fun, friendship, and adventures. I miss you, celebrate you, and love you. You have been our purveyor of laughter and our generator of joy. You live on in our hearts and memories. LOVE AND PRAYERS FROM: Your Wah Dah Sister, Sharon
Cheers to you, Susie, with your forever infectious laughter & always fun loving personality.
Only You did I ever allow to stuff rather claustrophobic me into one of your many infamous suitcases! What a glorious, everlasting impression you have left on all who knew you. How lucky are we. Wishing you good traveling...
Susie always had a smile. I don’t remember ever hearing gossip from her or about her.
She was always fun loving and friendly to everyone. She will be missed.
Susie is always in my happy memories of growing up in Flagstaff. She had such an awsome smile and infectious laugh . I'm sure she'll be missed immensely by everyone that loved her.
Aunt Susie, we all looked up to you. As a little girl, I always thought “I want to be aunt Susie when I grow up”. You were kind, considerate, always interested in others and making them feel welcome. You were funny, always laughing, and everyone who’s life you touched loved you. I miss you. We will all miss you. And I love you lots.
I’m saddened by your death,Mrs,Anderson! You were a big reason why I graduated from high school on time after so many health issues! I miss and love you! ??
Dear Susie,
You are a gift to the sisterhood of PEO
I admire your determination and bravery as you fought this battle.
May heaven’s gate ring out and welcome you with as much joy as you have brought to so many!
When I heard the news took a walk down memory lane to remember happy times, happy faces, happy places, leaving me to wonder who will write that noble story of the good work your mother has done. On the other hand, that story has been written it is all over Fremont young and old carrying a beautiful message of Peace and Love in hearts shaped by your Ma and Pa...God be with you!
When I heard about your passing, a ton of memories came flooding back. You and Aldo were a big part of my childhood. You were the best next-door neighbor anyone could ask for. As my first “employer” (1$ an hour for babysitting Brian and Amy), I gained a lot of confidence. Thank you for being a part of my life. God’s speed.
Susie, Oh, Susie!
You have been all about people, smiles and love. During this lifetime, you learned all the lessons God asked you to learn: to care about the world, to love and to forgive. What a great example you have set for us. You have been our Mentor and your memory lives on.- Sending you on your new journey with love.
Mrs. Anderson, my heart absolutely sank when I heard of your passing. Thank you so much for being such a kind and understanding soul. And thank you so much for helping me graduate on time in 1998. My life would not be where it is if not for you. Everyone will miss you dearly.
Susie was truly one of the good ones. One of those people who was always up for life, always smiling and laughing, always looking out for other people and making a friend of everyone she met. The world has truly lost one of its brightest lights. But I do know that somewhere in the heavens my sister Sharon, your mom and your dad are laughing together and hoisting their margaritas in a toast to their reunion with their sweet Susie.
