Susan Woodruff

Miss my FB friend who helped our great aunt select beautiful clothes. RIP

Sending my deepest condolences for your loss. May the love and support of friends and family carry you through your grief as you await the fulfillment of Gods promise to one day be reunited with your loved one again (John 6:40)

Susan and I spent many, many wonderful hours as we lived close in the dorm together at Baylor. I was so saddened to read of her passing in the Baylor magazine. Her life reflects her love of God and music and giving to others just as she did at Baylor. What a great lady she was- she did exactly what she dreamed and talked about doing- her love of singing and fashion was a highlight we both celebrated and enjoyed often as young college students. My heart is so sad she is gone but boy did...

Susan's untimely passing has touched so many of her friends, just as her exuberant and loving, positive energy all of her life. I've been thinking much about Thurman and how much Susan loved, respected and revered her Father, just as she did our divine Father. Love swirled around Susan, stemming from her thoughts and then manifesting itself into her actions. She was both fun and funny and that smart humor or hers is missed. She always spent her time uplifting others and shared her love...

Susan has been one of the more refreshing and loveliest people ever and I'll miss her very much. When I was fighting the City of Dallas about my youpon tree last spring, Susan called me three times to tell me how unfairly she thought I was being treated. She really cared about me and the other people who were fortunate to know her.

My heart is broken over this loss. Susan was a beautiful light in this work and her exuberance for life will continue to remind those that loved her to savor every moment. Thank you, Susan, for leaving an imprint on my life. You will be dearly missed.