Susan Diane Kuehnel

KUEHNEL, Susan, D., February 4, 2025 Age 75.
Sue was born on December 24,1949 in Detroit, Michigan to Bill and Louise Merecki. She was the oldest child with three younger brothers. She had a special gift for navigating the brotherly chaos, tolerating their shenanigans, and guiding them through life's ups and downs with a heart of gold.
Sue was the epitome of selflessness and compassion, someone who always put others before herself. A true pillar of strength, love, and dedication. As a beloved wife, mother, sister, grandmother (aka Nana) and friend, she dedicated her life to loving and caring for her loved ones. Her love for her family was boundless and unconditional. Her warm smile, loving guidance, and unwavering support was an inspiration to all.
As a wife, she loved and supported her late husband, Paul in every way possible. As a mom, she was the rock on which Tim and Jeanette relied, providing guidance, and encouragement that helped shape them into confident and compassionate individuals.
Sue had an undeniable passion for cooking and baking, often filling her home with her latest culinary creations. She loved hosting family and friend gatherings where funny stories and cherished memories were often shared. Whether it was a holiday feast or a simple Sunday dinner, her table was always overflowing with laughter and love with her signature meals making everyone feel at home.
Sue was an extraordinary person, and her influence extended far beyond her family and friends. She was a respected member of St. Ronald's Church, known for her kindness, generosity, and volunteer work in their community. Her love for others knew no boundaries, and she was always willing to go above and beyond in all that she did.
Throughout her life, she was a force of strength and resilience, facing every challenge with courage, faith, and determination. A true fighter and warrior! Her sense of humor and ability to laugh at life's challenges brought joy and light to those around her.
We celebrate Sue's life and will miss her dearly. Her passing has left a profound void in the hearts of her family and friends. We take comfort in her legacy that will forever be etched in our hearts. May Sue's memory be a blessing, and may her love, kindness, and compassion continue to inspire the countless lives she touched.
Sue was the beloved wife of the late Paul. Loving mother of Jeanette (Jason) Wenger and the late Timothy (Leslie) Boulay. Proud grandmother of Aaron Boulay, Drew Wenger, Jacob Boulay, Brynn Wenger, and Lauren Boulay. Also survived by her brothers; William (Rose) Merecki and Shawn (Pina) Merecki. Predeceased by her brother Daniel Merecki and her adored parents Louise and William Merecki. Visitation Sunday 2-9pm at Wujek-Calcaterra & Sons 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile Rd). Funeral Monday instate 10am at St. Ronald Catholic Church 17701 15 Mile Rd until time of Mass 11am. Donations would be appreciated to either The American Cancer Society or to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Share memories with the family at their "On-Line Guest Book" @ WujekCalcaterra.com.