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Sue Tronnes Obituary
Sue was a retired manager with South Central Bell and former business owner in New Orleans, LA. She was a member of Brewers Chapel United Methodist Church in Chapmansboro, TN and an active member of the Republican Campaign. She enjoyed volunteering and doing charity work. Sue was a devoted daughter, mother, sister, cousin, and aunt.
In addition to her parents, Sue is preceded in death by her sons, Daniel and Steve Tronnes; and brother, Buddy Daniel. She is survived by her nephew, Christopher (Bella) Daniel and cousins, Beth Cooper and Kitty (Roger) Collier.
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Marlene Corpora
July 7, 2022
My deepest sympathy to Sue's family. She was a special friend to me while she lived here in Metairie, LA. She was a smart, independent woman, a great mother, my mentor, and I will really miss her.
Deanna M McLaughlin
July 6, 2022
I first met Sue more than 16 years ago and she instantly became my Tennessee Mom. Sue was a kind and giving person. Anyone who knew her was blessed by her dynamic personality and willingness to do for others. She will be greatly missed!
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