Suzanne Simmons-Grimsrud

Sue was a neighborhood friend, we also went to school together at Lincoln High School. She always had the biggest and brightest smile. RIP old friend

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Elaine and Matt Loewenstein and Family

As a next-door neighbor of Sue's on 41st Ave. in the 60's (just "a few" years ago), I remember her vibrant smile/laugh and passion for life! I send my sympathy to the whole family; and hope memories of her radiance comforts their hearts.

I hope to attend Saturday if it is not too late to RSVP --Love, Diana

My brothers and I grew up with Susie on 4lst Ave. Our dad was her catechism teacher. (if you can picture that!) Susie was kind, giving, fun, and hilarious. I especially enjoyed our time back on 4lst when she was caring for her dad and I was taking care of our mom. Many dear memories of someone very special.

Condolences to Suzanne Simmons-Grimsrud's family & friends. Fellow classmate, HN '64.

My beautiful sister I miss you so very much everyday. I miss our laughs, I miss our talks, I miss our texts, I miss you singing happy birthday (I'm sure everyone does!) , I miss all your Facebook comments with your many emoji's. I thank you for always being there for and loving myself and my boys. You and I have always been there for each other through the good and the bad times. I knew I could always count on you. This is one of my favorite pictures of you and I with our hero at the cabin....

Dear cousins, family and friends: I´m so sorry. May her memory be a blessing Love and peace to you all.

Kara I am so sorry for you and your families loss. I wish I could be there. Know I am thinking of you and Mia.