Susan F. Erbe

My condolences to Sue's entire family. I know you miss her laughter every day. Sue and I were pals in the nineties, before I moved out of state. I have only now heard the sad news. We shared some hilarious travel experiences in the Caribbean and in Belize. In fact, I took that photo of her in the cockpit of a three-seater airplane where we flew across the jungle toward the Guatemala border. Sue and I were part of a foursome who celebrated their Libra birthdays together back then. I recall the...

I knew Susan as a colleague in the world of independent educational representatives. And independent she certainly was! Her wit, her joy in life, and, yes, her explosive laugh lit up even the most dull sales meetings. She will be missed by so very many.
And always she was so proud of her family. My heart goes out to you at your loss. Hugs and prayers!
DeDe

I met Sue Erbe sometime after the Air Force assigned me to Albuquerque in December 1979. I called Sue, Suzy. We were introduced by tennis at Tanoan where we played and had fun with all of our pals. To me Suzy was like a kind, caring, favorite Big Sister. She laughed readily and was quick to compliment and praise good deeds. And with me, Suzy was not hesitant to, if the rare situation warranted, suggest how I might consider changing to make myself more pleasant to be around or at least...

Susie was a wonderful friend and inspiration to many people. We shared a love of gardening and birds and art. I miss her laugh and smile and naughty sense of humor!

Susan was a very special lady and a delight to work with at the Zoo and Botanic Garden. Her laughter and bright spirit will be very missed.

Sue and I laughed a lot as we played tennis as a doubles team. What an infectious laugh and a genuine sense of humor. I will miss her! Tom Harris, Boerne, Texas.