Susan Glenn Derr

Steve: So sorry for your loss. Condolences to you and your family. Susan

Dear Bobby, Debbie, Janine, David and Steve,

I am so so very sorry to hear about Susan. Please know that the Brokaw family's hearts are feeling for you and wish you peace. I remember visiting annually at Aunt Ruth and Uncle Floyd's (Bobby Glenn's) house on E. Middle St. back around 1970. We normally were able to also visit with some of Bill and Thelma's children, too. I remember each of you (Debbie, Janine, Susan, Billy and David), since I was the oldest (age 58 now) of my siblings...

Janine, David & Debbie,

I just late last week learned of Sue's death from my brother Steve. While I haven't seen Sue for thirty-seven some years, I vividly remember her as being one gem of a person.

It's comforting to know that she found love and was married for such a long duration.

My sincerest sympathies on the loss of your sister.

So sorry for your loss. Susan and I went to high school together. She was always so fun to be around. She had an infectious laugh. If she was in a class, you knew she would have the class laughing about something. And the teacher usually joined in. I'm sure you will all miss her.

Steve and family,
May you find comfort and peace at this time of terrible loss
Clark and Susan

Very sorry to hear about Susan's death. She took the time to attend my Dads birthday party in June. We played together when she was 3 and I was 4. We were neighbors. May she rest in peace.
Blessings, Elaine Worley Lovell

Steve,

Frankie and I were devastated to hear of Susan's passing. She was a lady of distinction and class and was admired by all of us who were fortunate enough to have known her. We know that you will remain strong and bask in your thoughts of the wonderful years you shared.

Wilson & Francella Watkins

So sorry for your loss. Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. Jane and Denny Love