Joung Sook "Susie" Park

So sorry to learn of Susie´s passing. I have many fond memories of the times my family has shared with the Park family. Calvary Church,
Saugatuck Family Camp, visits to North Carolina, visit to Connecticut, shared tennis matches, etc, etc.

Aunt Susie, we will miss you so much! Your joy, generosity, and love was second to none! You will be in our hearts forever!

I have many sweet memories of Susie´s we journeyed through Limestone College. When we went our separate ways after graduation, we kept in touch visited occasionally and attended college reunions. Susie was a loving person and a dear friend. I treasure the memories we share. I extend deepest sympathy, love and prayers to her family. May God bless you at this sad time. From MaryJo Cudd Combs. ( class of 1959)

Susie was a good friend and seeing her regularly on the golf course or in our book group was good conversation and fun. When we returned from living in Switzerland, Susie reached out to us to join a Sunday fun couples group. We were very appreciative of her gesture. Bruce and I both missed her and Ed after they moved.

Susie was a wonderful, warm woman. She was a spark in our Bible Study for the last three years here at Twin Lakes. We all enjoyed her and will miss her now in many ways. Her faith in our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, was solid. She was a delight to all. Marion Morgan

Susie was such a dear friend to my parents. My mom thought of her as an "unnee" or big sister. Our family deeply respects Susie and Ed -- they lived out their faith in the Lord with such honor, sharing their kindness with all those around them. We know how much Susie is missed, and send our heartfelt condolences to Ed and the family.

Please accept our sincere condolences on your loss.

Judy and I spent many wonderful hours with Ed and Susie at their dinner table or on the golf course. Susie was always happy, caring, and a most gracious host.

Susie's legacy at Governors Club includes her founding of the Women's Bible Study which has met here for over twenty years, continuing after she moved to Twin Lakes. She was the leader and mentor of our group, and she was a shining example of a Christian woman, wife, and mother. Those of us who were members while Susie was our leader have wonderful memories of her hospitality and her gentle guidance in our studies. We send prayers and sincere sympathy to Ed and his family.

Lois and Susie played piano duets for a few years. They both had a great time.

Our book club in our Governors Club neighborhood in Chapel Hill has missed Susie since she moved to Twin Oaks. She added incredible insight to all the books we read. Sally Kahler

Susie was 'one of a kind'...warm, loving, funny, special, and a God-loving and God-fearing woman. Her legacy will live on! Prayers for Ed and her family. She will be greatly missed, but is "home in heaven"!

Susie was what love looks like. Being her neighbor and friend in Chapel Hill, I delighted in times of listening, learning and laughing with her. Memories of her will remain nudges in my heart.
Wishing Ed and their family peace and serenity,
Jane Hubbard

Susie had such a big heart and was a beautiful woman of faith. Susie and Ed were like a dear elder sister and brother to my parents. My Mom especially treasured her friendship with Susie. It was clear Susie left a big warm print on many hearts and she'll be so deeply missed. Sincere condolences to Ed and the family.