Sue was the warmest , most caring, loving person I had encountered.  She knew how to hide behind the cross.  I truly learned a lot from her and never will forget her in Jesus Name.  I remember her telling me that it wasn’t about me doing the physical work of outreach but that I would be in the midst of revival because I was a fire starter.   I remember her giving me her wedding dress to get married in.  I remember her giving me a pair of her shoes and expressing that I would wear them well.  I still remember her warm embraces and welcoming spirit.   Sue was a part of my covering and my foundation for the journey God had called me on.  

I just want to say, Sue I love you, I miss you, and you did well.  My life is better because of you.  I think about you all the time.  I hear your words and I know that God sent you to prepare me for that which would come.  I am grateful in Jesus Name.  


Love You, Sue Kellough 

Sue gave us grace and love, she taught us about it, showed us. We are grateful.  She will never be gone from our hearts.  

I will always remember the love and support Sue gave through Bible study and friendship when we lived in Indy. May you feel Gods love through the arms of friends at this time.

Sue was certainly precious in uncountable ways. Now we who have known her are obligated to fulfill the legacy she has left behind in each personal experience with her. Jesus taught each of us something of value from who God had mentored her to be for Him. Now it is up to us to spiritually materialize this appropriately. Praying that the your hearts will find this mentored legacy to reproduce, and through it's fruit will find the joy of knowing the one who taught it to her.
Aching with all you knowing how deeply you loved her.
Am rejoicing with Sue over the continued uniting of of the ones she brought to Christ as well as those she united with love. The fruit is prosperous and growing. Allow that part, and the books she wrote to bring you all joy, beloved, from the depth of your sorrow, for it is a brilliant shining light, spilling through the earth, sprouting orchards in it's path...
with love.

What a wonderful blessing Sue was to me and to my wife, Mary. She was one of the kindest Christian people I have ever known. We will miss her, but know that she is being rewarded in heaven at this very moment for her great service to Christ and to her fellow man.

The definition of a wonderful loving spirit is Aunt Sue. The Bible says that in Heaven, there is no sin. 
That there is no pain. That there is no evil. That there is no suffering. 

Let there be no doubt, Aunt Sues suffering has lost, and Jesus has the victory. You will always be a part of my soul. Love, Chad

Dear Aunt Sue, 

It has been many years since I have seen you. It has been many years since I have heard your beautiful voice. However, among this distance, you are right beside me. In fact you are a part of me. I remember as a child there was always a gentle voice you could run to. I remember that when all the little kids (including yours,lol) would pick on me, I would try to put myself around you. Why? Because EVERYONE including the children knew that Aunt Sue was a safe haven. A person that would accommodate your boo boo. A person that would try to make it better regardless of when you asked. A person that could give you the warmth of a hug, just by talking to you. I have met very few people in my life that within a few minutes of meeting them, I sense their warmth and loving spirit. But know that every time I meet these type of people, the first person I think about is you.

To a true feeder of His lambs, enjoy your dance in Jerusalem beloved of the Lord.  To her ever growing family, peace and love.

To my Sister in christ, Sue.  We shall remain connected in Spirit.
My condolences to Sue's family and all of her very close friends.
                                                           
                                       Loretta

Sue was/is a spiritual grandmother to many.  She knew what it meant to sacrifice for love, and as a teacher, she made sure we knew too.

Sue, thank you for blessing us with your teaching, for giving when we were in need, for standing up and speaking when none would, and for staying strong in Christ when you had no strength, and caring enough to show us all how to do all of these things with a right attitude.

We will miss you, "Love." (Sue would call those she cares "Love," and I still do this time to time).  We will always remember you.

Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you during this sad time.  Although we are sad that she has left this present world, we are rejoicing that she is with the beloved Lord.  May He give you peace and comfort during your sadness. 

Just received the news of the passing of my Aunt Sue. She will be missed by all.  Even though I have not seen her in a long time, I have fond memories of her.  God has received an Angel. God be with Uncle Harry and the rest of the family during this sad time; touch and comfort them.  Please note that all of you are in our hearts, thoughts and prayers.  God Bless all of you.

We will meet again in that Land where all wrongs will be made right.  You are loved far more than you know.

All my sympathy to the many family and friends you have loved.  You will be missed!

OBITUARY

Mrs. Caroline Sue Kellough

5 October, 1936 – 20 May, 2010

Crown Hill Funeral Home & Cemetery

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