Susan Serr

I love you lady. I'm suffering here without you. I miss walking into friends for recovery and seeing you in the chair eating your McDonald's and. She was also loving sharing cookies with me and sharing chips with me. I love you. Your watching over me now. So I'm blessed. I'm praying for the family because I know its hard right now. Love you all.

Susie was so nice to me and my mom. She always asked how we were doing and would send kisses to my elderly mom. She always spoke to everyone who cross her path at church. She loved her jewelry and the people at first Baptist church. I was amazed on Sunday not to see her in the same seat she always sat in. And more shock when I heard she when you see her LORD and savior. RIP my sister Susie. Thanks for all the kindness and love you showed every one and may God bless you always with the family during this time with comfort

Susie was one of my ladies in Sunday school. She came faithfully & rarely did you see her w/o a smile & her "button" hat (with all the different buttons from people & places she had collected). She liked being "adopted" as someone's aunt if they had a new baby @ church & loved little ones:-) We both had the same name "Susan Kay", so I always felt a kindred spirit because of being called Susie by family as well. I'm so glad you mentioned mother as one of her roles, because even though she may not have had the opportunity to raise Sara, she always was wondering & praying each Mother's Day if God would make it possible for their paths to cross. Rest in peace Susie. We will miss you.