I met Susan through Guy Williams Friendslist. At the time of our meeting I had just lost my husband and I was feeling a lot of different things; anger, bitterness and loss. Susan told me about losing her husband and she knew what I was experiencing.  I will never forget how kind she was to me, a stranger. She always had  something positive to say about everyone. I will miss her.  Rest in peace, Susan.



I'm so sorry to learn of Sue's  passing.  I too 'met' Sue through the Guy Williams Friends List and we were all just such a great group of cyber friends with our chats about Guy or Zorro, or our fan fiction stories.  Wonderful and warm memories.  We'll meet again someday, Sue.  You're missed.

Susan was one of the most caring friends. Like Nancy, I met her through events celebrating Guy Williams. She was generous, doing things behind the scenes. She supported me when I wrote my first book, editing for accuracy; even to paying for its publication (there was no Create Space in those days). She invited me out a few years ago to pitch my book at a Catholic convention and I had the most delightful time with her.  She sent gifts to my children when they got married and we spent a great deal of time bragging about children and grand-children. I will truly miss Sue, but I know she is happily with her husband, whom she loved very much. 

Sorry this is so Terribly late. I just now learned of Sue Schuck's passing. My mother who is 95 has been in and out of the hospital and I was not aware that Sue had died. I am deeply saddened to learn of her untimely death at 71.  I was a member of a fan group called The Guy Williams Fan List. I had the Great opportunity to go to California with that group, for several days. It was a few years ago, but I still remember the wonderful time I had meeting all the members in person, and especially meeting Susan Liedl Schuck. She made a big impression on me. She was so nice to me, being one of the younger members of the group. In later years, I "connected" with her on Facebook. We always had wonderful chats, and she even invited me to live with her one time if anything ever happened to my mother. Of course I turned down her Very Generous offer. This just shows what kind of caring and considerate person she was.  Her death is a shock to me, and I will  always remember her with Great Kindness, and Generosity.  I will always remember her in my heart. God Bless her and my Sincere condolences to her family and friends. Rest In Peace Sue! You Will Be Missed! 

Susan Schuck was the most remarkable teacher ever.
How blessed we were as parents to know our children were in her care when they went to school.
Our hearts go out to you in this time of grieving.
We would be most interested in attending a memorial service.

Thank you for sharing your dear mother with so many young students.  She was a gift beyond words.
Lovingly,
Richard and Mary Fischinger
(parents of Mark and Laura Fischinger...students at Glenoaks Elementary)

Continued...We shared an incredible evening in June 2015 in Hollywood, first a vintage diner where all the stars used to go (and not without stories of firsthand experiences there herself) and then front row seats at the Pantages Theatre seeing the newest rendition of the Phantom of the Opera. I had never been to the Pantages and to sit there next to her watching our favorite musical was one of the highlights of my life.
Six months later, in December 2015, she would be by my side as my constant confident and friend when my mother was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor and then two months later when my mom passed. I could not have gotten through losing my mom without Sue. She was there for me emotionally when my dad was unable to be there for me because of his grief. She was also there to explain his grief to me having lost her precious Dennis so long ago. Six weeks later, I would be laid off from my job and again, she was shouting at the top of the page on my behalf. She would talk me down when the depression overtook me and make me laugh like no other. 
These past six years we’ve grown so close and I am so appreciative of every little thing that made up this incredible woman. After my daughter and granddaughters moved to Idaho in 2017, it was Sue who encouraged me to move to Idaho to be near them. She would tell me almost every conversation, “those girls need you" and "you have a room when you visit."
Sue Schuck was more than my 6th grade teacher - she has been my friend, confident, encourager, supporter, cheerleader, voice of reason, source of laughter and I’m truly heartbroken to have lost her. No one will ever take the place of my mom...but Sue has there these past three years when my mom wasn't. I can't imagine the days without her but I have no regrets - she knew I loved and treasured her and we spoke those words almost every exchange. 
My heart goes out to Roger, Mike, Amy and Jenny and the grandkids. 


The past 28 hours I’ve had the typical reaction to the passing of someone I love - disbelief that it's true, that a horrible mistake has been made, the feeling it's just  a very bad dream, and finally the heart wrenching pain for her family. Today my oldest granddaughter is 11…the exact age I was when I met Mrs. Schuck – 45 years ago. She was a strict teacher but that was ok as I had very strict parents so it just made me respect her more. I was one of the lucky ones…not only was she my 6th grade teacher, she was also my choir teacher. I was born with a good voice and came from a home of singers…but Sue Schuck saw something in me that no one else had until that time. She taught me to sing from the diaphragm. She put me in front of the entire school for my very first solo singing “Put Your Hand in the Hand”. I was scared to death and looked straight past all those faces except my mom’s who sat in the front row beaming. The cassette recording of that performance is long lost but the memory is as clear today as it was 45 years ago.
I was not the best student in the academic part of the class but Mrs. Schuck knew I could do anything I put my mind to and she continually encouraged me and built me up. She NEVER gave up on me. She would write in each progress report that I was improving each quarter. I would leave 6th grade always being appreciative of her and acknowledging her as my favorite teacher. Little did I know that for the four years I lived in Tujunga in the 1980’s, she was right around the corner. In 2013, I learned she was still in Sunland and sent her a FB message expecting her not to remember me. To my surprise, not only did she remember but told me that had one of her daughters been born in December, she would have named them Holly after me.
We would see each other that fall at Russell Brower's World of Warcraft performance. The thrill of seeing her was beyond words. Soon after, we were in constant contact via phone calls, texts and FB messages....









This is going to take awhile to sink in 😥. I would simply not exist in a way I would recognize without her. She affected my life profoundly. I'm forever grateful to her for many things, but making music a fun and family-style adventure is way way up there.
And the Bookworm bookmarks. 🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️ 

Such an amazing person who had such a positive impact on my life.  Without her, I never would have gotten into the MGM program which vaulted me into my academic career and got me to where I am today.  I hadn't taken an IQ test before.  She arranged for the testing, but I didn't realize that things were timed (or what the test was for) and was more than happy to be playing games instead of sitting in class.  Apparently, I tested at an IQ of 80...After she found out, she pulled me aside and explained what the test was and that speed was important.  She then arranged for a retest and I apparently did significantly better.  If she'd let the first score go, I might have ended up in remedial school.  Being especially shy and introverted, she started breaking down the walls I put up.  Mrs. Schuck, I miss you and am forever grateful for the love and kindness you gave me.  

How do I say goodbye to someone who meant so much to me. Mrs. Susan L. Schuck you were not only my teacher for 4 years but you were my advocate, counselor and second Mom. Not many kids are blessed to have such an amazing person in their  life. You helped shape me into who I am. You helped get me through years of home bound illness as a child. I looked forward to when you would come to my house every day for those four years. Being so sick was hard and at times so lonely. You were at times one of my only friends. You became apart of my family.As I reflected on how much you meant to me. I come back to a question I was ask a few years ago. How after all the trials you faced in your life how did you turn out so well ? I turned out so well because I had you. Plus other people who loved me and you were one of greatest ones. You taught me more then things in a book. You taught me to laugh instead of cry when life through me curve balls. You taught me to believe in myself. You taught me that no matter what I always had someone who believed in me. You made me feel smart. You never let me forget how proud you were of me. You keep in touch through Facebook years after I moved across the country. I am so grateful for that. So grateful for phone calls to talk about parenting and times when life was hard. You had away of always telling me stories that I could laugh at and learn from. 
You were generous and always wanted to help when my kids had school fundraisers. 
You brought so much love and emotional support in my life that saying Thank you doesn’t seem like enough. Thank you for believing in me and loving me. I will miss you greatly. 
Love alway Heather or as you said one of your Shucklings.

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Susan Liedl Schuck

5 mars 1948 – 28 mai 2019

Valley Funeral Home

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