Susan Mae "Sue" Guidroz

From the first time I met Sue, there was always a friendly, warm smile. She was fun to be with. I remember the trips we would take with Fran and Mary Ann up to Traverse City just to pick cherries. I always thought that it was just our time to get away.

To my cousins and those who love Aunt Sue. I´ll always remember the times as a child coming to your house, always excited about the horses and being with family. I didn´t appreciate it then, as children don´t, but I sure do now. I remember how sweet Aunt Sue always was to me and I can see her pretty face in my mind from that time. So very sorry for your loss. Our Lord God bless and comfort each one, and keep only wonderful memories in your minds of the good, good lady you were blessed...

My memory of Sue was she always had a smile and loved the outdoors. She was a good sister-in-law to me and I loved her for that.

R.I.P Aunt Sue and give em hell! Condolences to the "Polish" side of the family from the Lyles crew in Texas.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

You and your family have my condolences I knew her through my Mother who passed away in 2003 they were friends my Mother name was Nellie. I'm here daughter Kimetta Moorer. God bless her she was so sweet, my prayers are with the family.

You will be greatly missed by me and the whole family. We love you so much.

Aunt Sue, although we had not seen each other in many years, I am so thankful that we were able to stay in contact through Facebook. I will miss our talks. To all my Cousins, we definitely need to get up there to see you all. Time flys so fast. It's gone in a blink of an eye. We miss and love you all very much!!! Hugs to you all!! M