Joseph P. Sus Sr.

I extend my sympathy to the entire family. I always enjoyed conversing with Mr. Sus when he attended the St. Michael Archangel National Catholic Church weekly fish fry in Cedar Lake. We often spoke of mutual friends and acquaintances as well as our memories of the "South Side" neighborhood in East Chicago. I will certainly miss seeing him - he was a wonderful gentleman.

Joey (as we called you when you were a student at MHS), I am so sorry for your loss. My sincerest sympathy to you and your family.
"Madame"

I want to extend my sympathy to the Sus family on the loss of your father. May he rest in peace.

Joe was a colleague at the U.S. Probation Office in Hammond and he was a mentor and a friend. I will always remember his smile and his positive approach to his work and to life in general. And Joe was a man of faith, who, as it says in I Timothy 6:12, he fought the good fight and laid hold on eternal life. My thoughts and prayers are with Melanie and all the family and friends.

I KNEW JOE 30 YEARS AGO HE WAS MY PROBATION OFFICER HE WAS THE BEST HE HELPED ME OUT AND TALKED TO ME TO HELP ME SEE MY LIFE IN A DIFFERENT OUTLOOK. THE GOVERNMENT WILL LOOSE ONE OF THE BEST SO SORRY FOR THE FAMILY'S LOST.

Our Deepest Sympathy on the loss of your father Joseph. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Such lovely parents you were blessed to have.