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Susanne STUCKY Obituary
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Susanne (Dudley) Stucky, age 89, passed away March 19, 2022. She was born July 28, 1932, in Springfield to Ben and Marie (Moody) Dudley. Sue graduated From Springfield High School and attended Wittenberg University. There she became a member of
Gamma Phi Beta. While at Wittenberg she met her future husband, Dave Stucky. They were married until his passing in 1996. Sue was a lifelong community volunteer, sports fan and bridge player. She enjoyed the same bridge group for over
fifty years. Her favorite past time, since childhood, was reading. She loved books and working at the library. She also played a lovely piano when called upon. Her cooking and
baking were always a treat for friends and family. Sue attended Northminster Presbyterian church. She loved socializing and will be very much missed by family and friends.
Sue is survived by a daughter, Cindy (Greg) Kuss of Worthington; three sons, Sam (Colleen) Stucky of South Charleston, Jedd (Cindy) Stucky of Dublin and Josh (Brent Johnson) of Dayton; grandchildren, Ben (Jessica) Kuss, Andy (Lauren) Kuss, Jake (Bonnie) Kuss, Scott (Kelli) Stucky, Danny Stucky,
Kennedy Stucky, Burke Stucky and Davie Stucky; great-grandchildren, Anthony Kuss, Julia Kuss, Marnie Kuss and Chase Stucky.
Per her request, there will be no services.
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Marilyn Graeff
April 24, 2023
My parents, Dick & Marilyn Graeff were good friends of your parents from Wittenberg. We just found out about your mom's passing. She is so sorry to hear that.
Anita Mills Martin
April 3, 2022
Cindy, I am so sorry about Sue. Even though we didn't see each other often, I will miss her.
It isn't the same since I go longer have her, Barbata and Gaylene. My thoughts and prayers for all Anita
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