SUSAN H KAISER

Dear Rick, Susan has the best deal, watching over you as you take your steps each day. You know they are doing this, because at some time in the day you have this premonition and you may look up or outward , find your self staring like when we were kids and you say thanks for watching over me today. I hope your day of remembering is full or joyful memories.

Rick, i hope you have found this same peace that i have each day when you look at a favorite picture of Susan, as I do of my wife Vesta, you remember a bit more about that day and other days you shared together. It brings you added peace that day, an extra spark in your steps and you say to Susan, thanks for being there for us and thanks for looking out for me today.

I sometimes, such as today, search the internet for friends with who I lost touch. I was so very saddened to find that Sue had passed. She was a remarkable woman and a wonderful wife and mother. May she Rest In Peace and may her loved ones find comfort in memories of her.

Dear Rick, time goes by but the memories remain strong, enduring, our pledge in sickness and health was tested and we upheld our promise, they stood by us and we returned the pledge without hesitation, their mark on us was indelible without hesitation, they wait now patiently for our arrival, never forget we were the lucky ones. Stan G.

Thinking of the Keiser family on the anniversary of Susan's passing.

Dear Rick and children,
I just found out about your loss, I worked with Susan at Crestwood Elementary School in Chesapeake, many years ago. Then met her again as we became neighbors at the OBX. Susan was an unforgettable person, with a heart for children. Prayers for the family.

Penny Satterfield

Our deepest condolences.

Dear Rick and Kaiser Family,
We were so terribly saddened to hear of your loss. I only wish we had had the chance to meet Susan. She sounds like an amazing woman. Please accept our most sincere condolences.

-Tex and Lori Kelly