Karen Suess

Dear Boss Karen... it has been almost 3 years since you have been gone from this earth. I had a dream of you two days ago, that I was kneeling at your feet and crying. You visited me to comfort me I am sure. I will be forever grateful for giving me my first real job. You were a very understanding Administrator, you truly cared about the hardships of others and I will never forget when you used my car for a meeting and brought it back full of gas. You will never be forgotten, for always...

My sister was so loving and caring to all around her, always thinking of others. I will miss her very much and will always wish I could tell her about the things in my life that come about. I'm happy she's with Jesus now, but sad that she's not here. I love you Karen!!!!

I had the privilege of visiting Karen at Lodi Memorial several months ago. She had requested a pastor's visit, and somehow the request came to me, though I had never met her before. I was completely blessed to meet her and pray with her. I am saddened that she will be unable to be at our Fountainview Academy choir and orchestra Christmas concert this Thursday. She was looking forward to it. I am thankful that she trusted her life into Jesus' hands and look forward to meeting her...

Rob,
Sharon & I are so sad to hear of Karen's passing. She was a true joy to serve with on the LUSD School Board & I always admired her strength & faith. We will be praying for you & the family.

Rob, So sorry to hear of your loss. She is in Gods hands know with no pain. Your friend,Dennis

Robin, I was so sad to hear about your wife. Please know that you will be in my prayers. May God send His comfort and peace in the days ahead.

Diana (Mahl) Adams

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She was always so positive and encouraging. Most important she told me about Jesus when I was 13. What a sister! We shared some favorite Christian songs, she loved Winnie-the-Pooh! I was there in the end and watched as she went to be with her Savior, it was very peaceful! Love you Karen!

"Gloria" Sharon

Karen was a wonderful person who did so much to help so many. She was so brave and uplifting during this battle. Our prayers are now for Robin as Karen has gone on to a better place. Rest in peace and we will join you soon enough.