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1947
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2021
Susan YOUNG Obituary
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Deb Larson
November 1, 2024
We are still remembering your beloved sister, Susan. Any time we think about high school days, you and your sister are right there. Sincerely, Stephanie Gessner and Debbie Larson The Dirtzu sisters!
Diane Young Blaisdell
November 1, 2022
Dear Susan, I can´t believe it has been a year since you left us. I miss you and think of you every day. You were a fun and caring sister and I miss you but I am so glad you are no longer suffering. I hated seeing you that way and I can smile when I think of you in heaven with Jesus. At Dad´s funeral you said, "Heaven is dearer to me now knowing that my Heavenly Father is there and now my earthly father as well." I know you are with them and now Mom as well and I hope and pray John is there as well. I love you sweet sister.
The Brubak family
December 7, 2021
Please accept our condolences. Sue was a dear friend and neighbor for many years. We always enjoyed our backyard get togethers. It was always fun to exchange jokes with her. She was always good to come over for confirmations, graduations, card parties, etc, and it was always fun to have her. She was a great piano teacher for our daughters and they loved her for it. We will miss her very very much
Corrine Martin
November 12, 2021
Thinking of you have you today Diane . So very sorry you have lost another sibling . May God be with you at this difficult time and give you comfort. Just know , Susan is not suffering anymore !
Bill and Vicki
November 10, 2021
May the Lord abide with you as you grieve Susan. We are thankful she is in the arms of Jesus and is rejoicing with the angels and arch angels and all the company of heaven. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Debbie Dirtzu Larson
November 9, 2021
Diane, you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers as you feel the loss of your beloved sister, Susan.
What a joy it was to watch her at the piano in Choir practice, and cheerleading at sporting events at Sibley!
She was a remarkable, beautiful lady and will be remembered by so many whose lives she touched.
Deepest condolences,
Debbie (Dirtzu) Larson
Diane Beazley
November 9, 2021
Extending my thoughts, prayers, and deepest sympathy. I didn´t know Susan personally, but after reading these beautiful words, and hearing stories of Susan´s life from her sister Diane, I know i missed out on knowing a beautiful person. Condolences to her family and friends. May Susan be resting in peace.
Leonard Lancette
November 8, 2021
I will remember Susan as a vibrant and optimistic woman. She had a positive energy that was irrisistable. She will be missed.
Christopher Lancette
November 8, 2021
My heart goes out to Aunt Susan and all those lucky enough to have known her. Even though I only lived in St. Paul for the first few years of my life, she was always a part of my life's journey. She remembered my every birthday, every Christmas and every special occasion. She flew down to Georgia for my college graduation a lifetime ago, and to Maryland for my wedding a few years ago. Even if we went months without speaking, and sometimes longer, we could pick up right where we left off. We were two kindred spirits with a shared love of a great many things, including abandoned dogs. Aunt Susan lead a life by example, speaking more with her actions than her gentle voice. If you wanted to know what a good human being looked like, you needed only to look her way. Unselfish almost to a fault, she relished every opportunity to give of herself -- to her family, community, church and to anyone or anything in need. I know her passing is a great loss to all of us who loved her, but I find comfort in knowing she is in pain no more, and that my beloved Grandpa and Grandma Young are now holding her and my Uncle John in their arms. Godspeed, Aunt Susan. I am a better man for being your nephew.
Kathrina
November 8, 2021
Diane,
I know how much you loved your sister. The two of you had a lot in common. You both had a love for God and used your beautiful voices and talents to sing his praises. I praise God that she is no longer in pain, unfortunately her comfort brings you pain. I pray that you have a peace that she is with Jesus and you will one day be reunited! Blessed are they who mourn for they will be comforted.
Candy Johnson Mears
November 8, 2021
Dear Susan has no more pain. She had such a rough time these last few years. May you find comfort in knowing that her pain is gone and she is at peace. Remember her singing and cheering and charming the world with that smile that lit up the room. GOD BLESS!
Elaine Wasson
November 8, 2021
It is with deepest sympathy for the loss of your sister. Dear Diane, Hold tight to all the happy memories you have of
her. And may you be comforted knowing you will see her again one day. God will give you the strength you need to get through this difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Lauren Costley
November 8, 2021
Mrs. Diane,
I´m so sorry about your sister, I wish I could have met her. She was so lucky to have you as her sister and I´m sure she´s in Heaven, finally pain free, watching over you.
Stephanie Gessner
November 8, 2021
"How far that little candle throws its beam" (from our Class of 1965 Yearbook).
Diane, Susan brightened the lives of all who knew her, always ready to be everyone's cheerleader. May it comfort you to know that she is now a bright and shining star in the Lord's Heavenly Chorus.
With deepest sympathy, Stephanie
Mary Jo Weiland
November 7, 2021
Dearest Diane, I was so sad to hear of Susan's passing. She will always be young and lovely in my mind. Your heart must be broken, you have had two death's in the past few years. Your in my thoughts dear one.
Kay (Kastner) Savard
November 7, 2021
Dear Diane,
I am so sorry for your loss of Susan! I have many wonderful memories of her! We had so much fun together during the time she was married to Ken! I remember family times, riding together to the U of M, playing solitaire at moms while she waited for Kenny to get home from work! We sang and laughed at family gatherings! I stayed at their home a lot on weekends when my mom would go up to the cabin! I so enjoyed her and our friendship!
I know that she is happy now with family and friends in heaven! I also know that God has her singing, playing the piano and directing his heavenly choir!
My prayers are with you and your family during this time of great sadness!
My Deepest Sympathy,
Kay
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