Obituaries

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Dear Uncle George and family We were so sorry to hear about Aunt Sue and we pass on our condolences to you and your family. The miles between our families has kept us from getting to really know you and Sue ,but one special memory for us was the time you came to visit our family a few years ago when mom and dad were struggling with there health .We had such a wonderful visit with the two of you and we really appreciated your love and support. We know it's a very difficult right now and we hope all the good memories will get you thru this sad time. We are thinking of you and send all our love Pam and Bill McLaren;

George, you are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. I so know the sorrow of dementia. God Bless!;

Dear George and Family, I had the honor of spending 5 years working with Sue at All Saints and have only cherished memories of her laugh, her sense of humor, her kindness and compassion. She was a tower of strength wrapped in the beauty and dignity of a true lady. I am proud that I could call her friend. God bless and take care... George, come back soon!;

Dear George, Being Tuesday evening, I just read about Sue's health struggles and her Mass this morning. I'm sorry to have been unaware of what was happening in your family and that I didn't get the news about her Mass until now. I always saw Sue as a bright light in mind and spirit and always hospitable. Receive Gretchen and my prayers for you and your whole family. Sue, intercede for us. I will follow up with an offering to the LewyBodyDementia organization. Sincerely, Carl;

Dear George, We will miss seeing Sue at Southwest Class Reunions. Our deepest sympathy to you and your family.;

George, We share with you and your family, not only in your sorrow, but also in the remembrance and recognition of a full life well spent.;

George and Sue; you always loved, laughed and enjoyed life and being one of five Schultheis girls you always made each of us feel special.... Life is made up of so much but is really not complicated at all. We are asked to do the best we can on this side and leave the rest up to God. We must leave our "stuff" on His doorstep when we are out of options. And the challenge is FAITH. Do we pick up our burden again and worry about it or do we totally trust God to do what God does? He sees our needs and hears our prayers. May God shine His light on your family! God has Sue in the palm of His hands... how cool! God bless all of you in your sorrow and yet Joy and I am holding you all up in prayer. Sue is there and one day we will be too. Smiles and tears. That is what this life is about.;

She was a very classy lady. We will miss her. George and Sue are in our prayers;

sue you will always be remembered for the hard work done by you and your husband.the Thibaud school will always be grateful for your generosity and care you gave both of you we are saddened at your departure George accept our sympathy be strong in the Lord;

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family at this time. Sue was always so gracious and kind at the Community Retreats and when you entertained the Deanery Couples at your home some years ago.We are sorry we are unable to attend the services. Deacon Bob and Sallie Raleigh;

We will miss our dear cousin, her smile, laughter, and love. Without Sue, our cousin get-togethers would not have happenend. So we are very grateful for her involvement. We will miss her and we send our love to George and the family.;

We will miss her "fun" presence at our annual cousin reunions.;

Dear George, I am very sorry to hear about Sue's passing. She certainly was an example of caring for others. I know she also had a keen sense of humor. You and all your famliy are remembered in my prayers.;

i am thinking of all the family at this time. I only got to meet mrs. nugent one time and that was for lunch with deb when deb took me to visit ahli. I have heard stories from debra and she was a very loved and gifted person. may god be with you. sincerely, velvet capley;

May God welcome this amazing woman into his Kingdom with open arms and love. May God encircle her family and loved ones into his arms and ease their grief in knowing that she is Home, and will live on in their hearts and memories.;

I never had the honor of meeting Mrs. Nugent, but I have been blessed with the friendship of Deb Nugent. Deb is a testament to Mrs. Nugent's love and care in the daughter she raised. God has brought her peace now just as I know He will bring strength and comfort to all who knew and loved her. My family's thoughts and prayers are with you all.;

Our sincerest sympathies for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Nancy (Northrup) and Andy Fletcher;

Dear Debbie and Family, I am so sorry for your loss I am sure she will be missed, but remember she will always be in our heart. I have added all of you to my prayers to help you get thru this time of sorrow.;

Dear George, The Regan family stands strong in prayer with you at this difficult time of Sue's passing. We are blessed to have you as our Deacon at All Saints and know that your many friends are here to support you. We know that Sue will be glorious in Heaven and I might add that my Dad will be happy to show Sue around Paradise! God bless you George, the children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, and He will always keep you so close to Him. Carla, Kevin, Nathaniel, and Aiden Regan;

To George & Family: We were very saddened when we heard of the passing of Sue. Deepest sympathy for your loss. Sue was a very special person and we were fortunate to have known her. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this most difficult time. Ken & Carol Ann;

The fall of 1989 Sue became a special part of our lives. Her inner beauty matched her outer beauty. Semper Fi dear Sue.