It's been a year ago today that the world lost an angel. Aunt Susie was by far one of the sweetest people on Earth. I think about her alot and only wish I spent more time with her while she was here.  The only thing I know to do is be more like her in my life, so I have taken up volunterring at Nature Center,  I love my nature walks and I am carrying on the cross stitching legacy. Miss and love you Aunt Sue, 
Jenni

I worked with Sue at OBT she was a joy.....I am sad to hear of her passing.

To the family and friends of Sue-
 I was so sad when I heard of Sue's passing. She will be greatly missed! Sue was one of the nicest people I have ever met.

   In sorrow and in joy, Chris Davis 

Aunt Sue will be greatly missed. I have so many fond memories of her especially from my childhood. She was always doing soemthing with my sisters, cousins and I. Some of these things included taking us swimming, going on nature hikes, takin us for ice cream, sleep overs and going to church. I got my love of Boston Terriers from her. I have owned 2 and even named one of them Suzie. Aunt Sue was one to help the unfortunate and volunteer her time. I recall her and grandma always doing things together. I find comfort in knowing they are once again together with our Lord Jesus Christ. That makes me smile.

	Things that remind me of Aunt Sue
		-fall walks in the woods
		-embroidered pillow cases
		-boston terriers, she sure did love her Sugar 
		-rosaries, I know she prayed it almost daily & she got me me one for my 1st 			Communion that I still have to this day & I even have an embroidered 			pillow case with a rosary wrapped around some roses that she had recently 		given me. 

	She was my God Mother and showed me her dedication to her faith in God, which I have carried on in my life.   She was an amazing aunt, when we were kids she would take us many places, some of my fondest memories were her taking us to the Miamisburg pool and it wouldn't be a complete trip without a trip to Dairy Queen afterwards.  She also took us on many walks in the woods at places like Clifton Mills, Glen Helen, Englewood & Huffman Damn, her favorite time to go was in the fall.  This is something that I have carried on doing to this day and now enjoy them with my grandkids.  
	She showed unconditional love with non judgment and was also very generous.   One Christmas she had our family buy gifts for a family in need instead of us getting each other stuff.   This has always stood out to me and I try to instill these traits into my grandchildren.  She was a true inspiration and was a great role model.   Even things like her quitting smoking and eating healthier than most of us and being pretty active in her younger years with playing tennis and walking a lot.  Those little things stuck with me and helped mold me into the person I am today.   I didn't realize how much I am like her, even liking similar things like water aerobics, walking, bingo, casinos, cards, traveling & reading. Thank you for all you ever did for us.  I love you Aunt Sue.  Rest in Peace

OBITUARY

Suzanne Mary Whitaker

October 18, 1940 – September 22, 2022

Tobias Funeral Home - Belmont Chapel

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