Susan Ernsting
Posted By Kyle Nikola On January 12, 2022 @ 12:09 pm In Obituaries | 5 Comments
Susan Ernsting passed away peacefully at home on January 11, 2022, surrounded by her family under Hospice care after a brief illness
Services will be private.
A Celebration of Life to be determined at a later date
Please make Remembrances to the American Cancer Society.
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Dear Jim and Matt,
My heart felt sympathy goes out to you, Jim and Matt. It is difficult to understand why one of Gods most precious works of art would be taken.
“Sue Sue” as my husband, “Skip” and I referred to her always had a kind word or gesture for all who passed her way, Never an unkind word was uttered as she always found the positive and the good in people. I will miss our walks and the life adventures we often shared. Heaven certainly has a Beautiful Angel we were each Blessed to know.
Glenda Eloge
Hi Jim,
You have so very much been in our thoughts and we send you our deepest sympathy.
Laurie and Steve (Maine)
Jim and Matt,
My heart breaks for you both. Sue was such a sweet person and always had a smile on her beautiful face. Such a good person gone to soon.
This surely is a loss to the world, and not just her family. I remember her as so fun loving and sweet. I am sure she will be happily received by family on both sides. May the Lord bless Jim and Matthew as they struggle to get by without Sue.
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A family joke we all shared with Sue is that she was one of the better”outlaws”. Being a large family we extend family histories to all relatives–the inlaws, or in Sue’s case being from South Dakota, the outlaws. She was always the cheerful one and brought to the table laughter and a smile. We will miss her touch.