KathleenRay
Mar 25, 2020 4:03am
Sue-I guess I hadn't seen you for quite a few years. Anyway my deepest sympathies to your family. We went to high school together and sometimes hung out together after school was out. I have a couple of great photos of Sue, and she gave me an adorable photo of son Adam. Sue drove a Renault car probably in her senior year or after graduation. I got to babysit baby Sarah one day and Sue gave me a Thank you gift of a cafton she had made for me. It was a pink with tiny flowers on it. Sue was always fun to be with and she loved to laugh. We both lived in Blaine and I think she lived on Presidential Drive. It was a few blocks behind the Penny's grocery store in the strip mall. So very sorry for your loss.

Sincerely,

Kathleen Ray Trost

You will be missed but will never be forgotten. I remember all the Christmas at grandmas and grandpas house and coming to see you and you always had a big smile and you had the warmest and biggest hugs. Love you aunt sue. Love to all my cousins as well 

To Sue, my daughter(step legally) was one of finest person I know.  She was always always there  when we went to see them as the girls grew up, which they have grown up to be some of the finest granddaughters that I have.  They have mingles with my 6 granddaughters and 1 grandson.  I remember the house that you lived  in I think it was Braham, it had a pool and we enjoyed lots of fun there.  I also remember all the Christmases that we shared at my house in Coon Rapids, with their Grandfather Richard.  Lots of fun had by all.  
Will truly miss her forever.   Sorry I missed the funeral , but that was not to be helped. 
Love Mom, Grandma Bev

To a beautiful soul!!!! You will be missed terribly. Thank you for raising 5 beautiful daughters. Thank you for letting us use Adam's  name to name our first born. It was an honor to be a part of your life!!! Thank you for all you have done for the family. Love you and all the girls and families!!!!

Sue was always like a second mom. Sue never minded when there was a houseful of annoying teenagers.  Everyone was welcome.  Sue was a wonderful person and will be missed. 

Sue - you were my BBF - although we lost contact when I finally ran away to California - one of our dreamers to do so, you never left my heart, thoughts or prayers.  When I found you again, it was like a piece of me was back.  You were my
“Thelma” & I was your “Louise” - so many adventures I will always cherish.  I don’t understand why you were taken so soon - maybe some day I will.  Your unwavering friendship held me together during some very troubling times.  I love you & will never forget you - Susie Cream Chesse.

Auntie Sue you’re going to be missed by so many! You always brightened the room you were in and always had a wise comment to share. I always remember growing up and coming to your house up north and Christmas’ in G&Gs basement in Coon Rapids. May you rest peacefully.

This memory exemplifies who mom was. When I was 17 my dad was in a bad car accident. When I came home from the hospital visiting, I was a complete wreck. My mom sat down and pulled me into her lap, held me tight while I sobbed into her arms.  She always knew just how to make you feel better. She had the best hugs and lap.  Even though I was almost an adult, she knew I needed my mama right then and there to hold me.

Sue you will be missed and left us way too early. We have known each other all of our lives as neighbors and later on due to the marriage of our parents as Brother and Sister. I'm not the most vocal person, as you know, but it was an honor to be your Brother, even if it wasn't by blood.  I will always remember the times we spent at your place in Ogilvie and at Father Hennepin Park with the family. I know we didn't spend a lot of time together, but nonetheless knew each other very well. I Love You very much and may you rest in peace.  Don't forget to say Hi to Dad and Adam for me. 
Bruce

Hi Mom! I will always remember how much you did for me and anyone around you. You would give your last just so someone didn't have to go without. You meant the world to me! Its gonna be very hard knowing I cant call to hear your beautiful voice anymore! I was told that it will get easier as time goes on. But so far the hurt out-weighs with each passing day!! I will always remember you MOM and know that you will be with me where ever I go!! 
Your loving Daughter, Savannah 

Thank you for all of your kindness, care and support. I will remember you as the one who never judged me, let me into your home and always had a smile and hug to show your care. Your loving smile and laughter will be dearly missed. Love from Sarah and Jessica’s sister, Chris ❤️

I love you Sue your a great sister loved all the special times we spent together and give dad and Adam a big hug will miss you always till we meet again  Love Brenda and Jim

Thank you for being a great sister. I love you and will miss you until we meet again

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Mass of Christian Burial

She was preceded in death by her Son, Adam Featherstone; Father, Richard Featherstone; Mother, Mary Giesler; and Brother, Alan Featherstone.

Sue is survived by her Daughters, Sarah (Jason) Bistodeau, Jessica (Mark) Young, Nicki Carson (Josh Newton), Savannah (Anthony) Fonseca and Kelsie (Royce) Rivera; 14 Grandchildren; Siblings, Dean (Diane) Featherstone, Brenda (Jim) Kurys, Bruce (Cindy) Hoefs, Bonnie (Tim) Endicott; Sister-in-law, Nancy Featherstone; Step-mother, Beverly Wellhausen; Step-father, Joseph Giesler; many Loving Relatives and Friends

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Susan "Sue" A. Carson

17 mars 1953 – 15 août 2018

Gearhart Funeral Home

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