Susan Kay Proctor

Mom you were always there no matter what. There are so many memories I will get to share with my kids & grandbabies. I am happy we were given the extra 13 years. I will miss you forever but am comforted knowing you are in heaven, happy and whole.

I will always remember sitting and watching our boys playing baseball together and Sue was always so very kind. Our most heartfelt condolences to Buddy and all the family.

Aunt Sue will be greatly missed. I have wonderful memories of spending time with Sue and Uncle Al as a youth at the farmhouse in Illinois. I spent many an hour speeding around in the go cart with them. Or pheasant hunting and shooting grandpa´s over-under shotgun. As a young man and newly married, Sue and Al took in my new bride Sharon while I was in Air Force basic training in 1980. Sharon and Sue immediately struck up a close personal relationship leading them to become great life long friends. We will forever be great full for her love, wit, wisdom, and kinship. Our thoughts and prayers are with her whole family.
Deepest Sympathy
Jay and Sharon Rachels
Bellevue, NE

Her getting to meet her great grand daughter was my fav memory I wish she could have stuck around long enough for me to carry....

I have many very fond memories of time spent with Al "we called him Buddy" and sue. After I married her brother, Warren in 1969. She will be missed. I applaud her for the loving care she provided for grandma Winnie until her passing. God grant strength and comfort to all family that remains. Paula Rachels Milton

Sue was a dear friend and I have many fond memories of spending time with her and her family when I lived in Austin and would come up and work with her and also when I first moved to the DFW area. My heart and condolences go out to the family. Cassy Smith