I met Susie at line dancing many years ago and we became friends. She and Cliff sat with us for many years and we shared family stories and pictures and laughed at silly things and enjoyed all the stories. I remember when she was having her first grandchild and how excited she was. She would share pictures every week. I miss Susie but I know she is with the Lord and is one of his children looking down at us with her sweet smile❤️❤️

Susie and I grew up as children on East Southside Court. We even attended  Auburndale Elementary grades 1 thru 6 and Fairdale High from 7th grade to graduation in 1968.
Susie was always so helpful and caring to others. 
I know she loved Clifford with all her heart and soul as he loved her.
As their family grew that same love was shared with their 3 children and  grandchild.
Susie was a friend to so  many, that friendship will never be forgotten.
As  we look up to the heavens, we will notice a new star shining so very bright in the night towards us. Thank you Susie.

To one of my dearest friends since high school.  There are some people who come into our lives who have in an immense impact on it . Susie was one of these people. We shared many good times together over the years.  After high school we formed a bunco club; later, we gathered for birthday dinners with friends. Susie was a class act lady who I feel so fortunate to have known and loved, and to be able to call a true friend.  She is definitely an angel above.


Cliff and Family, 
My heart goes out to you all today.
Words are so hard to find now .
Cliff you are on my mind , to loose your wonderful soul mate  Susan is the hardest Part . 
🙏❤️ Hugs   



We met Susie and Cliff at line dancing many years ago and became good friends. She has always been caring and I never heard her say a unkind word to anybody. We have many good memories of our times together. Prayers for her family who she cherished so much.

I worked with Susan for many years.  She was such a sweet and loving person and a good friend.  Lorrie, myself and Susan used to enjoy going to lunch together and sharing stories about our families
and the days adventures.  She sure will be missed.  Love ya Susie!

Susie and I met the first day of the 7th grade at Fairdale . They didn't have enough "Read" magazine so Susie and I had to share one. The rest was history. We were such good friends through high school doing Friday night sleep overs.  As young women we were part of a bunco group and as we got older the bunco group became a dinner group. We met in January, March, May, August and October for birthdays and December for Christmas. She was the sweetest, dearest, kindest soul I have ever know.  In her last message to me she said "Thanks, dear friend". Susie, I love you, dear friend. I will miss you more than words can ever express.

I have known Susan for many years. Our daughters went to school together since elementary school. We went to the same church for a number of years . We became neighbors later. We moved away 5 years ago, so I didn't see Susan so much but we would run into each other out shopping and would stand around catching up on all the news. She was such a wonderful person and a true Christian. 
     I am so sorry for your loss Cliff, and all the family. It hurts my heart. I will pray for comfort and peace for you all. I will sure miss Susan.

Dona and I echo what all the other people have said about Susie. 
Never heard her say anything negative 
about anyone
. Enjoyed our times line dancing with Cliff and Susie at the VFW.
Was trying to plan a trip to Mike Lennjngs for some fish with Susie and Cliff  so sorry we did not get together.
Will Surly  miss Susie.
Cliff you and the family are in our prayers
Love Dona and Wayne


We were in same homeroom for 5 years.  Although many years have passed, I'll always remember your kind soul.  Susie you were a treasure.  

My family lived down the street from Susie's and our parents were good friends.  Susie babysat me and my two sisters.  I thought she was so cool!  I am so sorry for your loss.  Prayers for you and your family.

Susan and I went to school together for many years and we both graduated from Fairdale HS in 1968. I always enjoyed Susie’s friendship. I’m feeling the pain of her loss, too. 

We had the pleasure of working with Susie for it seems like forever and everyone at Kyana Packaging loved her.  She was always so sweet. I always enjoyed hearing about the trips to the panhandle with her family.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Tim Durbin
Kyana Packaging Solutions

I have worked with Susie for about 18 years . I always found her to be pleasant and easy going. She truly was a joy to work with. I will miss her. 

I went to high school with Susie and she graduated with my sister, Debbie, and Clifford was in my graduating class. I remember Susie was being very beautiful...both inside and out.
Just know that so many people will be praying for family in the days ahead.  
Theresa Routon Fields 

Susie was so nice  & kind. Loved knowing her. Praying for her, Cliff and family. 

Susie was always the sweetest kindest person . So very lucky to have her as a friend in high school !

Susan was the most beautiful  ,sweetest, kind soul I ever met .Always comforting every one and sincerely caring.I will always remember her kind soul and smile,her eating pancakes no syrup giving me the little bottles from cracker barrel to take home.Will be greatly missed.Until we meet again.

What sweet memories I have of Susan "Susie". I always loved when she would babysit us three girls. Then when I went to Fairdale in the seventh grade Susie was like a big sister.  She still took care of me.  I loved the talks we would have on the bus.  Cliff, I am deeply saddened by her passing but I know she is with the Lord.  May the peace of God be with your family and you.   Cynthia " Cindy Kummer" Lenn

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Susan Lea King

27 enero, 1950 – 6 septiembre, 2020

Arch L. Heady at Resthaven

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