Suzanne Pingel

Suzanne was my daughter´s Melissa´s mother-in- law we share the love of our grandsons. Andrew and Ryan. We always enjoyed celebrating their birthday party´s. Together. We will miss her at the special times together. RIP suzanne

My aunt Suzanne was really funny. I remember her jumping into frame saying "there's more than corn in indiana". Taken from some jingle from a local TV commercial. Making my sister and I cry with laughter. I will miss her visiting us in KS and having drinks on the deck and all the great memories like Thanksgiving at her and Bernie's house. I miss you Aunt Suzanne. Cheers.

Suzanne was my sister in law and best friend. We had so much fun when we got together. She was a great support to me in handling the challenges of life. We talked or emailed almost each day. I will miss that with her. You will always be close to my heart Rest in Peace my dear friend.

I grew up across the street from Suzanne on Cork Street. Neither of us could cross the road so we chatted from a distance. Eventually, my family moved to Homecrest in Milwood and I lost touch with you. I married a guy who graduated from Portage in 1961 who knew who you were because of your brother Gary. Such a small world. I was fortunate enough to connect with you on Facebook a few years ago. Sorry we never got to meet in person again.

To my big sister: Even though you were 6 years older you had quite an impact on me. As a kid, you taught me how to snow and water ski. (Dad got the biggest kick out of pulling you behind the boat on Long Lake.) We would ski in the woods at the end of Bronson Blvd, barely missing the clump of trees at the foot of the hills. My love for music can be traced back to your early 1960s record collection. I used to spend hours listening to your LPs and 45s -- Peter, Paul, and Mary; the Kingston...

Sorry for your loss. I remember her from high school days.