I love you and I miss you Mom. You're my whole heart ❤ 

Dear Mom,
     I can remember the days waking up to Aaden asking me to call you and ask if we can go swimming at Nana’s, and I would say: well let’s ask Nana first. He will never fully understand or grasps the concept of you being gone, but will always knows how much you loved him unconditionally. 
 Unconditional love was one you always made known, no matter what kind of day it was, you never failed to tell/show anyone how much you love them. I will never forget the last 10 years we’ve had from; crying together the first time Dylan and I told you, you were going to be a grandma, to calling you crying because neither of us couldn’t figure out why Aaden was crying all night. But you were always there and I will forever cherish every memory we have had because you have always been apart of my life since day one. 
 The days never get easy, but I know you’re always there. I promise to always take care of Dylan and the kids. And, to always be there for our family. 
Dylan, the kids and I miss you and love you tremendously. As Aaden would say, I love you a million skittles Nana! 

I feel so blessed to have known Sue. She was truly such a wonderful women and an amazing friend. It has been quite some time but I will never forget her witty personality and our silly back and forth banter. 

You were always willing to listen and tell me if I was being over dramatic and you always made sure to speak the cold hard truth, no matter what!

You will forever be in my heart Momma Sue! 

Love,
-Emma Sisko

I will always cherish our friendship.  We kind of shared our sons with each other.  Dylan and Adam are like our own sons.  Great love for this family.  You can tell the greatness of a mother by the way that her sons have become men.  Love you Sue.  God bless you.

Growing up Adam has always been a family friend. My family knew his and his knew mine. Sue was always the cool mom. She was always supportive of her children and treated their friends like family. Sue was always someone to talk to about anything and she will make you believe you can do anything. I’ll always remember her warm welcoming and her smile. 

I have only known Sue since March 21, 2020.   On that day my husband, Billy, took me to Sue, Amir and Khan's home.  Sue was sitting in the backyard.  After we were introduced Sue got up to give me a hug.  She said she didn't care about the world's problems, she was going to hug me anyway.    From that moment on I knew we would be forever friends.  Sue made me feel as if we had already known one another for an eternity.  

Sue, it was a pleasure meeting you.  You will be missed and thought of always.  Rest in peace.   Your new forever friend, Bonnie Allen 😊

Every since I moved to Montana, Sue would send me all the jokes she found about Hillbillies and people who dance weird, but think they’re good at it. She always made me laugh. In return, I would send  her pictures of Creepy clowns and crows. She hated them both, so of course I got a kick out of  seeing her reactions. 
Sue was my best friend for 27 years. I have so many memories of her but a few I would like to share...She always knew how to make me feel better and she always had my back and showed me nothing but love and support. We could laugh and talk for hours and still never run out of things to say. Sue had a heart of gold and  truly lived for her family. She was so beautiful inside and out. She left her mark on everyone who knew her and the mark of BFF forever in my heart. I miss her so very much.. 

Sue was always the mom outside of my own home. From all the times she made sure all of us were well fed after we all got done skateboarding all day to scolding me for doing something dangerous as we were young, she never stopped showing love and care for anyone that stepped foot in the house. All of Dylan’s and Adams friends called her mom because of the way she always looked out for us. I’ll miss her dearly and I hope she continues to shine bright from up above and watches out for all of her loved ones

Amir, I just browsed through some of the posted memories and pictures of you and your lovely wife Susan. I can see why you, and everyone who knew her, loved her so much. My dearest sympathy is extended to you, her, and your family during this short time that all of you will be away from each other. I have the greatest respect and admiration for both of you; for being one of only a very few on earth who were able to be blessed with and enjoy an eternal love. I want to thank you for finding our friendship close enough for you to entrust in me during this very hard time of your life, and to thank you for considering my prayers worthy enough to join with you, and with your family’s prayers. I know you love her, and I know without question the two of you will be united in Heaven eternally. She just went back home, a little early, just to get your home ready for you and your eternal family. She is still here with you now, comforting you through this hard time in your life. She knows you love her. I also know that within the next few short years all of us will be gathered together again talking about all the fun we had on earth.
					
							My Love and prayers are always with  you!
							Merlin Hardy (AKA “The Prayer Guy”)


I met Susan and her sister many years ago when they were looking for a home for their Mom, Shirley.  We had so much fun while looking - laughing and joking having good ole girl fun.  Susan and I instantly had a great connection and we remained friends and kept in touch all these years, as have Shirley and I.  I became their family Realtor, but our friendship was so much more than that.  When Susan first became ill, she was still always so upbeat, sweet and positive! She allowed me to come bring her a big bag of gifts and sit with her for more good girl giggles.  Susan, I will miss you SO much!!  You will forever be in my memory and my heart.  I love you!

I am so glad I had the pleasure of knowing Sue. The first time I met her I remember her giving me a tour of the house, giving me some paintings of hers & was just always so so welcoming. I enjoyed our daily FaceTimes with the girls, always making us laugh. She was the 6th sister in our group and I will forever hold that close to my heart. I will forever be thankful of her letting me be apart of her life, her family and treating me like her own. 

Thank you for being the sunshine on the cloudy day. I love you Momma Sue. Until we see each other again. 💓

You are forever momma Sue to me and I'm so grateful for the time we spent together. No matter how much time passed from the last time I saw you, I can still see that great smile and have so many good memories with you and Amir. You two got me through some of the hardest times in my life and I truly believe if it weren't for you taking me in I wouldn't be where I am today.  From our bike rides, to our lazy days by the pool and our grocery trips to Cosco, I will always remember the good times we had.  Thank you for letting me a part of your family when I needed it the most. I dont know if I ever told you how much that meant to me.  

I still cant believe you are gone, but heaven sure gained a good one when God took you home. Nothing will make this any easier and they say time heals. But losing you sure hurts and I wish I could be there to say goodbye. 

Love you momma Sue, forever and until we meet again.

Matt Clune & family

There was nothing I looked forward to more every day than to be on the phone with Jordan and have sue tell me “hi honey.”  Our conversations always made me laugh and her sweet voice always put me at ease and she made everyday for me brighter. She is a very special woman and I will miss our daily chats immensely. 

My thoughts and heart are with your family during this difficult time. 

I love you, Sue; I will hold you in my heart and think of you everyday! 💗💓💝💘💖💕

OBITUARY

Susan Ann Shuaib

16 December, 1960 – 16 May, 2020

Palm Northwest Mortuary & Cemetery

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