Susan Lynn Franke

I have fond memories of Sue while we worked together at Lowenstein. We were in the same department and shared much.

My sincere condolences to her family.

"We Remember ThemIn the rising of the sun and in its going down, we remember them; in the blowing of the wind and in the chill of winter, we remember them; in the opening of buds and in the warmth of summer, we remember them; in the rustling of leaves and the beauty of autumn, we remember them; in the beginning of the year and when it ends, we remember them; when we are weary and in need of strength, we remember them; when we are lost and sick at heart, we remember them; when we have joys we...

To the family of Susan Franke, Im very sorry for your loss. Lean on God to help you through this. He will give you peace that surpasses all understanding during this difficult time and he will guard your hearts.

To Sue Franke's family - May you find comfort in the memories you share and the love that will keep you connected always.

I met Sue soon after joining Lowenstein Sandler 15 years ago through another dear friend, Mary Alice Bostic. We enjoyed Sue's quick wit and humor, and also shared her love for animals. Although she did not live to enjoy her retirement, she is at rest now, at peace, and free from all pain and worry.

So very sorry to hear this news...my heart and prayers go out to all the Frankes and their extended families.

Sue and I met in first grade. I recall fondly all the fun and great times Sue and I had with our friends through high school. I am so glad that Sue kept in touch with me over the years. Sue will be missed.

I met Susan Franke at Lowenstein Sandler in 2008, worked and laughed with her. She was (and is up there, I'm sure) an amazing woman. I truly enjoyed and looked forward to our conversations and sharing family photos, and will never forget some "happy hours". What a gift! Have fun up there!

I am so sorry for your loss. She was a beautiful woman. I hope where ever she is she is resting.

We parked every day next to each other at work. We started nodding to each other every morning which eventually turned into "good morning" and then short talks - especially about retiring. How funny you found it that I have a count down on my phone and you knew your retirement in weeks. I talked about moving down near Whiting and you said maybe we will be neighbors down there. Was missing you the past few weeks - thought you decided to retire sooner and was sorry I missed wishing you...