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Susan Woolever Obituary
was born in Milwaukee, WI on March 2, 1949 to Marvin and Rose Schwamb. Susan passed away January 16, 2015 from lymphoma. She attended Pulaski High School and went on to receive a B.A. in English. She moved to Arizona in 1970. Sue loved to travel, enjoyed camping, Disneyland, cruises and any adventure that came her way. She also loved musical theater and spoiling her two dogs, Diego and Harley. She was a preschool teacher for a number of years and loved working with kids. She was preceded in death by her husband of 19 years, James Woolever. She is survived by her daughter Lindsey Hensley (Denny), son-in-law Patrick, her step daughters Tammy Moebs, Terri Buelteman and four step grandchildren. A memorial will be held Saturday January 24th at 2 pm at Outback Steakhouse located at 5605 W. Bell Road, Glendale 85308. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Lymphoma Research Foundation, www.lymphoma.org
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Nancy Haasch
January 16, 2025
Susie, you are the best friend I could ever have. Can´t wait to see you again. It won´t be too long. I love my Moon Martian. That is forever!
Nancy Haasch
January 16, 2024
Gosh, I miss you Girl! You are the truest friend that I have ever had. I miss our talks and laughs together. You never lost faith in me and supported me no matter what. Can't wait to see you again in heaven. The Red Zipper and the Moon Martian will "ride again"!
Nancy Haasch
January 16, 2022
I can't believe it has been seven years! It seems like only yesterday that we would talk on the phone and share our deepest thoughts. We could talk to each other about anything. There was never criticism, only support and love. I miss you my dearest friend and all of the things we did together. And all of the laughter.
There will never be another Susie. God made only one! Looking forward to seeing you again soon. Your forever soul mate, Nancy
Nancy Haasch
January 16, 2021
Susie, I miss you terribly. You were the "ying" to my "yang"--my soul mate. I miss hearing your voice and sense of humor and how I could talk to you about anything. You will forever be my Moon Martian. I look forward to being with you again in God's mansion. With much love, your sad Red Zipper.
Nancy Haasch
January 16, 2020
Susie was the best friend I ever had. She was thoughtful, caring, and had a wonderful sense of humor. God truly blessed me by placing her into my life. I miss her terribly but take consolation in knowing we will be together again in the near future. Love you Moon Martian! Nancy Haasch.
Stephanie and Doug Carder
January 24, 2015
Your family is in our thoughts and prayers! Sending love from the Michigan Bodien family.
Andy and Liz Dettmann
January 23, 2015
We are so, so sorry for your loss. We are thinking about you during this sad time.
Rich and Mary Landers
January 23, 2015
To all of the family, we are sorry for your loss. Our family enjoyed many wonderful occasions with Rosemary, Marvin and Susan. Our Mom, Ruth, loved corresponding with Susan - a rare gift of letter writing. Our thoughts and prayers are yours. Rich and Mary Landers
Jim Melloh
January 23, 2015
May the light of Susie's beautiful smile continue to warm hearts for years to come.
With love,
January 23, 2015
You are the best friend I ever had. I thank God that he allowed me to have you in my life. Rest well Moon Martian. I WILL see you again. All of my love..the Red Zipper
Dave & Patty Bodien
January 23, 2015
We all will be praying for Sue, Lindsey and Patrick. She always had such a smile in her voice with Milwaukee in her accent! Will miss her tremendously!
Linda
January 23, 2015
To the family of Susan Woolever
Please draw close to God for comfort and strength during this time of sorrow. He will give you the needed support to endure. I am sorry for your loss. (Psalms 145:14,18) -
Janelle, Marty, & Brie Sword
January 22, 2015
May God Bless you and your family in this time of your sorrow, Lindsay and Patrick & family
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