Contributions to the tribute of Susan C. Schriever

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Saturday, April 20, 2024

+ 10

I stole your hospital gown. The one they took off of you the night / morning you passed. I smell it and hold it close because it’s you. And just so you know mom, I also stole the spoons you left. One is used and the other is clean. I’m not sure what I’m gonna do with them, but I know you would have done the same. I will forever take silverware and cups and stuff at restaurants in your honor. Lol. You were so badass and fun. We are lucky as hell that you’re our mom. I hope you know that. I am crying as I write this, and somehow I still fail to believe you’re gone. Each day, I ache to come see you. My GPS automatically sets to the hospital when I leave home. I just miss you ❤️. This is really hard. But you’ve given me strength my whole life and helped us all through so much, that I have to prove to you how strong I am. Your strength and love is astounding and I’ll always strive to live up to that. The moment you found out you were dying, you just put on kick-ass mode and never looked back. You are so strong. My biggest thing lately has been me trying to become you when I was young. I started wearing blush. I remember you always wearing your blush and the smell of it. I remember your face and your hair. I started doing my hair like that. I just kept putting my memories to those years before you passed. Started calling you mommy again naturally. Now that you’re gone. I’m seeing everything again. Not just my childhood mom. I’m seeing you then, you now. All of you. I’m seeing all of it now. I can’t believe how beautiful you are and always were your entire life. Inside and out. Your pure heart has given us the love you’ve always wanted us to feel, and we give the love you taught us in return. I attached a billion pictures of you, but only allows a few. I will always look at them. ❤️ I love you more. ❤️

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Donna Wurl posted a condolence

Thursday, April 18, 2024

Sue is my sister and best friend. Always there when I needed her. She was always smiling and making sure we were ok instead of herself. I am at peace knowing she isn’t suffering anymore. I know I will see her again. We will all BE GOOD. My heart aches knowing your gone I miss you everyday. God will give the strength to keep going. Til we meet again. I love ❤️ you. I miss you. Kisses in the wind.

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Joan King posted a condolence

Thursday, April 18, 2024

From the first day I met Sue to the very last time she was never without a smile. Always so kind and cheerful. She loved her children with her whole heart and adored her grandchildren as no other could. She will be so very missed but not forgotten. She was a worrier again with a smile right up to the end. Fly with the Angels Sue!!

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Catherine Scarfia- Miller lit a candle

Thursday, April 18, 2024

She. Is a amazing and positive. Love person she always committed on my posts. Said they uplifted her. Rev 21: 4. ECCLESIASTES 3: 1- 8. John 14: 1- 6

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Kora Schuller uploaded photo(s)

Wednesday, April 17, 2024

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My Gram. The most beautiful person inside and out. She was the best grandma to ever exist. She was the coolest, most caring, loving, strongest lady and she loved her family more than anything. This is really unbelievable that you’re gone and it really hurts. I love you so much and I’ll miss you everyday forever.

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Steven Druzynski posted a condolence

Wednesday, April 17, 2024

Meant more to me than most will know, she helped when on one else would and it changed my life forever. Sue, like I recently told you "it's all good " because there's no pain, no concerns, nothing but love...AND I said to her she WILL see me again. I am so grateful to the family who made it possible to spend a couple of days with Sue and family before she left us. Till we meet again Sue, rest now and sending all my love.

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The family of Susan C. Schriever uploaded a photo

Wednesday, April 17, 2024

Susan C. Schriever

1962 - 2024

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