I have several photos to share. 
This is Sue and me in 1953. 

Sending all our love and heartfelt condolences. We wish we could be with you all to share big hugs, stories and sweet memories of Aunt Susie. She had an incredible gift for loving each and every one of us in a way that made us feel special. Aunt Susie connected our family together with her love, her laughter, and the stories she shared that gave us a sense of our history together. We will miss her very much.
All our love & great big hugs,
Michele, Julien & Celia


An Ode from your God Daughter...aka M&M, 

Her smile, infectious, a bright light that warmed us all. Her love, especially for the little ones, the purest unconditional embrace. Her spirit, that spunk that awakened the playfulness in us and stoked the fires of "mostly" good clean shenanigans to be had by all. Her counsel, gems of wisdom like beach treasures shared quietly yet profoundly with those who most needed it. And her faith, the rock and foundation of her daily journey and the map she used to navigate life's path. 
A blessing, a gift...Rest in Peace Auntie Sue.
 
Much love,
Nicole 

Ron, Ronda and Scott. I want to express my deepest condolences and send a big hug to all of you. I can always remember you Ron and Aunt Sue showing up with big wide smiles and warm hugs. You were always the happiest people I’d see at the family parties. Love you all. 

George

My Tribute to My Beautiful Aunt Sue:
Aunt Sue and Ron have always been my cool aunt and uncle. I remember in the 60s the way they dressed and the music they listened to was so much fun. So young and full of love for each other, friends, family, and outdoor living. Sue gained my confidence when she asked me to go on a walk with her, just the two of us. I was a struggling teenager and she talked to me from the heart to find out what was really going on with me. I opened up to her and she just came along side me to let me know things were going to be ok. We bonded that day and had a knowing in our relationship that we were always there for each other. Many years later, after my mom passed, she became like a second mom to me. Every conversation with her enriched my life and she had that effect on everyone. I’m so grateful that she was my aunt. She was a vibrant, funny, kind, God loving woman and she is a part of me and will remain so forever. Sue, I will miss you, our talks, and the sharing of our Catholic faith. But we both know, it’s only,  “until we meet again.”
To Ron, Ronda, Scott, and the grandkids - thank you for sharing this precious woman with all of us. She is in all of you in so many ways. Her legacy continues. I love you all. 
Cousin Ginger XXOO

Miss Sue will always hold a special place in our hearts. Love Renée and Tom

Ah Susie, 
you are the love of my best friends life, and the light in the lives of all who knew you.  Darlene and I will miss you.   I may have been the best man at your and Ron's wedding but you shared your life with the real best man.  Rest in eternal peace my friend....

We always thought of Aunt Sue as our big sister in the family! Aunt Sue worked for the movie theater and she would let us in for free to see the movies. Saturday matinee movies had lines of people wrapped around the block waiting to get in while we would just walk to the side of the theater and Aunt Sue would let us in for free without waiting at all! We were so proud to have Aunt Sue as our aunt! We will never forget all the memories she gave us!


Sue - A gift to all children wherever she went!  Her laughter and love filled rooms and changed atmospheres!  A woman of dedication to our Lord ❤  She will be missed.  Until we meet again! ☘ 

I remember visiting Ron and Sue at their apartment in Burbank shortly after they were married. One of many things I loved about Sue was, she knew how to laugh! 

I'll miss Aunt Sue. I still know how to make French Toast from a cooking class at North Oaks Park, centuries ago! I remember her coming into one of my Elementary School classes at Cedarcreek one day, probably talking about classes/activities at the park. A lot of kids around the community knew of "Miss Sue" from the park and Placerita Canyon Nature Center and when they learned she was my aunt, "Miss Sue is your aunt?!" it was a proud moment. 😊
I'll miss all her picture-taking at family gatherings; that said, it's really cool seeing so many pictures here!
I love you and I'll miss you.
Rest easy.
Love,
Kevin

I will remember Sue’s laugh, smile, welcoming nature and faith. She was always one of my favorite people. She will be truly missed by all that knew her. She gave me a recipe for some coconut chocolate chip bars that I make every Christmas so I will continue to think about her every time I make and eat them. 

My heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time.  I have memories of spending so many times celebrating together with you and Sue.   May God give you courage, strength and peace.

With love,
Corina Paradiso

I am so very sorry to hear of Sue's passing.  She was a bright light in so many lives.  I have fond memories of gatherings past.  Wishing you peace and love.

Marilyn Stubbs (Aliano)

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Sue "Miss Sue" Leibsker

March 12, 1946 – October 20, 2021

Eternal Valley Memorial Park & Mortuary

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