Susanne M. Kettler

Dear Kettler Family,
I am sorry to hear of Sue's death. I know it was a long struggle for both Sue and the family, but it is never easy to lose one you love. May God Bless all of you. I cannot imagine what you are going through, but I certainly can relate to the ALS disease as it is 5 years since I lost Ralph.

Tom, John & Chris,
I was saddened to learn of Sue's departure from all of us. She was a great teacher and an amazing person to be around. I believe we were truly blessed to have known her and have her in our lives. She will be missed.

Sue was a kind and wonderful person who always made me laugh and smile. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.

I believe Sue is happy and whole now in the presence of the Lord. I am blessed to have known her.

I am deeply saddened that I was unable to attend the services and let the family know again what a comfort it was that my life was touched by Sue. She will continue to be an inspiration to me. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

When I look back and remember people that had an important impact on my life - Sue definately was one of mine. She always made time to listen when I needed someone to talk to. She had a special touch when dealing with people. Prayers to her and her family - she will always have a special place in my heart!
Audra Mueller

Sue was truly the best Manager I ever had. I have not seen Sue in many years but I understand that she fought this disease with courage and strength. May she be the shiniest star in the heavens.

Stacey Snyder

Uncle Tom, John, and Chrissey,
My heart and my thoughts go out to you today. When I think of Aunt Suzie I think of love and kindness. Mine and my family's prayers are with you tonight.

When I think of Sue the sensations that come to me are kindness, serene and loving. Being around her always felt like being near something that was good, I feel fortunate to have had her touch my life. Many people say they have everything figured out and know what happens when we die, I say the one thing I do know is that I don’t know, what I intuitively feel though is that it’s okay and that dying is not a bad thing. Sue’s final act was to bring us together for a moment in time and to force...