Susan Mary Leichtfuss

I really miss Susan. We enjoyed golfing together and having our Happy Hour drinks together. I hope to see her again some day. She was a wonderful lady and friend. Joyce Marshall

Oh Susan and I had so much fun playing golf together!!! We laughed until we cried on good and bad shots, on good and bad jokes. She was such a wonderful chef, hostess, but most importantly a good friend. When she did home catering, I would take my golf cart about the equivalent of one hole and go in her back door. I would make her a gin and tonic and I would have a vodka and tonic. Well, the first one tasted so good, we would have another. By the time, I brought dinner home for me and Rick needless to say, it was no longer hot, but still delicious. I will miss her forever!!! Big hugs to her family and friends. We lost a good one! Love, Joyce

I´m so sorry for your profound loss Ann. You will be in my thoughts and prayers

We are very sorry to hear this Ann, and we feel lucky that we were able to meet and spend time your mom in both Wisconsin and Oregon. She definitely had fire in her eyes! She raised two amazing kids and I would feel so, so fortunate if my kids turned out like you and Pete. Hers seems like it was a life well-lived, so a toast from afar for your mom.

I always enjoyed talking with Ann's mother.

She was always very friendly and easy to be around.

My deepest condolences.

I had a very fun evening up north on a hot summer night chit chatting up north at Ryan and Anns house having a cocktail or two with plenty of laughter

We enjoyed chatting with Susan during flag football games. She was always in high spirits and would say hello to anyone. It was clear she loved her family and supported her grandchildren very much.

My favorite memories were together with our whole family baking cookies, bread, or entire meals for everyone. Aunt Susan knew that if there was one thing that could bring everyone together, it was food. I´m going to miss her and our times in the kitchen so much.