Dear George and family,
I returned to the USA and received the sad news regarding the death of your Mother.
May all of the wonderful memories you shared during the time that you had with her sustain you and family as you attempt to cope with this loss.
At times like these, it is only God who can speak the works that calm the sea and still the wind, and ease the pain.  
I will keep you and your family in my prayers and pray for the repose of your Mother's soul.
Lurelean Gaines

Every time I eat a tuna melt sandwich, I think of Sue. 
Sue loved to see Heidi.
When we were out riding, if she saw some new trees inside plastic rolls, she'd remark,"They are growing a nice crop of sticks".
She was always cheerful regardless of how she felt and also full of fun.
She always looked forward to seeing my pictures.
I am happy to have counted her as a good friend.
She will be missed by many, especially by her lovely family.

Dear Melissa and family,
So sorry to hear about your loss.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this most difficult time.

I will always remember "Miss Sue" with loving eyes, a warm, smiling face and welcoming arms. She was a great friend to our family and almost a second mom to me for many years when I was young. Sue and Nancy are surely giggling about some silly thing together again.  I miss them both. 
 -Bob Wagner

Dear Mike, Sue, Melissa & family, 

My deepest sympathies in this most difficult time of loss. "Granny" was always a smiling face and a wonderful presence at family get-togethers. I know how much she will be missed and cherished forever.
Sincerely, 
Sue Kammerer Pellescki

George and Judy - Our thoughts and prayers are with you as you celebrate the life of your mother.

George and Judy, We are very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Ed and Diana Stinson (Jacksonville, FL).

George and Judy - So sorry to hear about your loss. Julie and I are thinking of you.

I will always remember two special things about Sue Huntley that go back some 50 years.  One, she always had a smile on her face when she saw me coming (even if she knew I had mischief in my heart as a youngster only).  Sue always welcomed with words and and a smile that warmed the heart.  Two, When the Miller's and Huntley's got together, after dinner Sue led the way to the living room with the other "adults" to develop green teeth by sipping Creme de Menthe.  At least that's what my child's view of life thought at the time.

What a wonderful woman, wife, parent and friend.  I wish I could adequately share memories of Sue.  I shall treasure them forever. 

My love to all the Huntleys.

Kenny, Jane, Stephanie and Erin Miller

Knowing your parents was the one of our greatest gifts.  Just the memory of their shared laughter is ringing around the world...

With much Love,
Alice, Charlie, Dion & Isabel

Melissa and family I am sorry for your loss. Strength and smiles as you remember Suzanna. love ~ Trina

Judy and George, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this very tough time.  Yvette and Larry

George and Judy - You and your family are in my prayers.  As much as we try, we are never prepared for this final step in a loved one's life. God be with all of you in the coming days. Love, Toni

Dear George,

My heart goes out to you, Judy, and your sisters.

I will see you Monday.

With love,

Richard

OBITUARY

Suzanne Knipp Huntley

21 November, 1930 – 7 May, 2010

Lemmon Funeral Home of Dulaney Valley Inc.

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