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Susan Wilson Obituary
Susan's career spanned 46 years in the travel industry beginning in 1965 for Braniff Airlines. Her knowledge of the world was that of a geography teacher but she was an original foodie and knew the location of the best restaurants and bars from Harry's Bar in Venice to Babe's in Sanger, TX.
Cousin Willie Siefken, wife Tricia and children Owen and Caroline of Charlotte, NC, survive Susan. Willie would like to express their gratitude to Jan and John McGee and Lynne Flake for their constant care and devotion to Susan this past month. Per Susan's request, there will be no service. Donations should be made to the charity of your choice or the American Cancer Society.
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Memories and Condolences
for Susan Wilson
brian thompson
February 16, 2012
susan we started together at Travelocity and i will always remember yuor smile and the passion you had for the job thanks for being my friend miss you
Sherrie Culberston
February 15, 2012
Susan, I think of you so often & miss you. The smallest things make me think of you and smile. A nice meal out, a Zac Brown song, commercials with cats, so many little things remind me of you and always will. I will miss you and think of you often, I was blessed to call you my friend. Till we meet again...
Carmen Becker
February 15, 2012
God blessed us with your beautiful smile each time we came into the office. Your presence will be missed but definitely not forgotten. God have mercy, love and graces while taking you into HIS fold ... until we meet again to share HIS amazing grace. CBecker
February 14, 2012
I enjoyed having lunch with you and Tammy. I did not know you well but what i did know was Wonderful...God has a great asset with you. Until we are all together again. Sharen Harris (Arlington , Tx.)
barbara walker
February 14, 2012
susan i will miss you i always like your style you were such a sweet lady and caring person
Suzanne Meredith
February 14, 2012
Susan, we miss your smile her at work! I'm glad we found your cats a good home before you left us because I know how important that was to you. You will be missed but know you are in a better place and with your husband again. God Bless You..Suzanne Meredith
Kristy Frazier
February 14, 2012
Susan, you were such a special lady. We will all miss your bright smile and caring way. We are all better people just to have known you. We will all miss you. R.I.P Pretty lady.
February 14, 2012
Susan, we will miss you. You were such a wonderful person to know. I'm glad you are free of pain. Until we meet again my friend!
Gwen Snyder
February 14, 2012
Susan, you were such a wonderfully nice person with a bright smile! May you rest in peace in Heaven. Until we meet again, you will be missed.
Lynn Horvar
February 14, 2012
I worked with Susan for a few years and she always worked in another area, so I didn't know her as well as I would have liked, but the Susan I knew seemed to be a very caring and loving person. Peace to her and her family and friends. God Bless!
February 14, 2012
You will be missed dearly. Rest in peace. Dawn Dampeer (Cedar Hill, TX)
Jan McGee
February 14, 2012
I miss you my friend....i miss annoying you at work, sharing our lunches, comparing our feet, fixing your "hair" and giving you the "hugs"...you enriched my life just having you in it...love and miss you lots
Julie Ponder
February 12, 2012
I can't tell you how lucky I was to have you bless my life! I am a better person for having the chance to know you as is everyone you met. I know you'll be looking down on us and until we meet again I love you and miss you.
December 2010 Tbiz office
Kalena Chambers
February 12, 2012
Susan you were such a lovely lady and I will miss you so very much. I know now you are out of the pain and with your beloved Jack. Rest in peace. Love ya
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