Susan Wirths

I first met Mrs. Roetzel when she entrusted me with her teaching materials to use in a preschool co-op at the Church of the Transfiguration. We were reacquainted when she became my customer at the Braddock Heights Post Office. I was a frequent recipient of the little Dove chocolates and I always saved the wrapper messages on my desk. May her bright spirit live your hearts forever.

I had the pleasure to have met Ms Susan Wirths and was given one of those Dove chocolates. May you rest in peace.

Carol, Ann, and Peter, Your mom was such a sweet person. For several years your mom was a secret Easter Bunny for our boys. She would sneak up to the front porch and leave a nice Easter Basket for our young boys to discover. They never knew who it was from, and that made the mystery all the better. Ken & Cathy Schultz

Sue was a wonderful teacher and friend. We taught together at Yellow Springs Elementary where she was a caring, loyal friend.Her advise to my teammates and me was to be patient and kind and take things with a grain of salt! I will remember her fondly. My condolences to her family.

Annie and family, I was so sad to read that your mom had died. She certainly was a force to be reckoned with and touched so many lives. Barry and I are keeping you in our thoughts during this very difficult time. Our condolences to all.

Sue & I worked together at Middletown Elementary School . I was the music teacher & she was a devoted 2nd grade teacher . I remember she especially enjoyed the coordination of the 2nd Grade unit of American Natives . As I recall , she orchestrated Indian dancers to the Pow Wow . A beloved teacher & devoted alum of Hood College . A life well lived . Marj ( Menchey Bernstein ) Berkheimer