Sue was a wonderful friend.  One fond memory is that when we were at a party with Sue she was always having a fun time. Until, someone said it was 10:00 PM and then suddenly Sue said I must go home as I am tired.  However, one minute before 10:00- PM she was not tired.  

We loved Sue and miss her

Stan and Cindy Compton

Sue, we miss you.  You were always upbeat, smiling, and a positive force in life.  You will not be forgotten.

Stan and Cindy Compton

Aunt Susie  always made me feel loved and appreciated. She was such a warm and lovely person who treated everyone she met as an equal. She had a wry sense of humor and kept her optimism in the face of medical issues and the other difficulties. In the past few years I was able to visit and spend time with her and Dick. I last saw her in November.  She played a fierce game of dominos!

She was truly unique and I can hardly believe that she is gone. Susie's life touched those of many other people.   

Dear Nancy, 
I’m writing for my sisters, Becky, Kathy, Debby, and brother Tom.  Our mother was Mildred Lichtenberg Tucker, married to Floyd. Mom and Mary Louise were first cousins. We all remember how much mom loved your mother.  I believe many years ago they might have even visited your folks in Texas. 
We send our sincerest condolences to you. We know the difficulty of letting go of our parents.  Our first cousins in the Schwier family (your mother’s generation) are shrinking in number.  That group had a very special bond as they grew up and into adulthood. 
We wish you well and would like to keep in touch.   Patty

  I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Mary Louise. My mother, Verna, always spoke so lovingly about her. It seems like she  had many childhood memories of Mary Louise and Jan. I remember that my mom tried to keep in touch as much as she could. My mother is now 96 and her memory has failed somewhat.  
  I did speak with Mary Louise not too long ago to give her updates on the Schwier family.  She was a kind and gracious lady. 
  Our sympathy to your family - cherish the many memories.

Myra Roesener Vaughn 

This is a message of love and affection for Aunt Susie, offered by Patty Phillips.

I think that all of us cousins would agree.  Aunt Susie touched us with her humor, style, quick wit, and ability to say the truth artfully.

Of course, she was beautiful and charming in the 'girl next door' ease of manner.  And she knew how to connect with me, whether I was a teenager or a graying adult.  She enveloped me with her kindness and then poof! we were on our way.  

Aunt Susie, I miss you deeply. You live on within each of us. 

I have so many wonderful memories of Aunt Susie.  She was so kind, and funny, and glamorous.  Before Tom and Nancy came along, she and my uncle had my sister Ginny and I for visits to their home in Dearborn.  We had a wonderful time going to the Detroit Zoo, etc.  At every stage of my life, they were the best.  I will miss her. 

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Mary "Sue" Louise Worth

27 abril, 1931 – 31 marzo, 2020

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