Thinking of you today, Gayle, on the second anniversary of Sue's passing.  May sweet memories of your sister make you smile with a heart of gratitude for the years you had together.


Sue was my mentor when I moved from the East Coast to California in 1977. She graduated from the USAF Dietetic Internship program at Andrews AFB a few years before I did but was no longer in the military.  She knew all of the AF players; we commiserated.  A pragmatic, professional, fun woman who I so admired. Sue got me to join her on a State committee writing  nutrition labelling legislation. We exchanged Christmas cards with Sue and Mike for years, took a spin around the block on the penny farthing.  Sue, thank you for your love, support, and guidance. You shaped me. I cannot believe you are gone.

Sue was one of the founding coaches of  Job One at Bayside church in Roseville, CA .  She invited me into a leader team meeting in 2011 and was so kind and welcoming.  I have been doing this volunteer coaching for 10 years now.  She baked pastries for our church, bought a box of Jesus Calling  books for various job seekers.  She encouraged us all and had good solid career advice.  I was trying to introduce one of our job seekers to her before his worship leader interview in Virginia soon, and then saw this web notice.  I will miss her and her sweet servant heart!  Kathy Ander

Sue and family.    Aug 30 5 pm.   I just today learned of your passing. I am very sad. You have been a beacon of light and love on our street  since I met you!  You were always positive ,loving ,kind ,giving and a true Christian. How I will miss you,and remember you! I know your eternal life in paradise will not dissapointed. 
Most sincerely, Janie

I am saddened to hear that Sue has passed away. I know no details Of her passing but I was Sue’s dental hygienist. We always had wonderful visits together. She would tell me about her California adventures and time spent in the bakery. She was such a joy to see in the office. Wishing you all peace and comfort. 
Beckie Flowers 

Dear Gayle & Tom, 
Our hearts go out to you at this time. We knew Sue through Ford’s Colony, the FC Women’s Bible Study,, and the Williamsburg Community Chapel. Sue was full of faith and oriented to Christian outreach. Although she was in FC for a relatively short time, she made quite an impact and will be missed.
Our heartfelt sympathy and prayers in Christ, 
Leisa and Ray Schultz

My Aunt Sue was the best. She would always email, text, or call and check in. She was so giving. She gave me a couple of books on how to honor God with your finances and those books have greatly influenced the way I view and handle money. One of my favorite memories with her is when she came and spent Thanksgiving with us. It was right after my wife and I had our first daughter and Aunt Sue helped cooked this huge delicious Thanksgiving feast. We all had such a great time and she just wanted to make sure us new parents had a Thanksgiving to remember with our first child. She sure did that. She is greatly missed. 

I had been searching for several years to find Sue and this is not the way I had hoped. God bless her soul. My sincere sympathy to the family. Sue and I were pledge sisters in  Alpha Chi Omega  at the University of Cincinnati. I especially enjoyed her dialogue as we ate our evening meals at the sorority house when the food did not meet the standards she was learning in her dietetics classes. I am so sorry that I was not able to connect with her in time. I also remember Jack, her brother, who ate with us (in the Student Union when I was a freshman at Daniels Hall) and played football at UC. God bless all of you.

I am so sorry for the loss of this dear sister in Christ.  I met Sue at Ford's Colony Women's Bible Study and at Open Door Women's Bible Study at Williamsburg Community Chapel.  It was obvious that Sue loved Jesus and displayed a vibrant faith.   Gayle, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.  
Arlene Vander Loon


I was so sorry and saddened to hear about Sue.  We had worked together with preschool children at Sunday School.  She cared about the kids and wanted them to know about Jesus and His love and was a faithful servant.  I know she will be missed by many of us.  Praying God's  peace and comfort for Gayle and the rest of her family.  

I am so very sad to hear of Sue’s passing. I got to know her on the Heart for Orphans trips to Ukraine. What a lovely lady, full of kindness and generosity! Praying for Gayle and the family. May God comfort you all.

~Nancy Hathaway

Sue was a beautiful, kind, and thoughtful friend and neighbor.  She helped me greatly when I lost my beloved dog of 16 years and then my mother three weeks later in the spring of last year.  She gave me very helpful booklets which she spaced out for me to read at each phase of healing.  We attended some women’s Bible study groups together and had wonderful discussions about the various topics.  She loved to bake and often shared her delicious muffins and cookies with us.  Her back yard is filled with beautiful blooming plants and trees and colorful bird houses that I love looking at from my deck.  We worked together planning our neighborhood’s annual potluck last year and had a wonderful time working on that together  and with another one of our fun neighbors.  When I recently adopted a young rescue dog, Sue loved her immediately and always had little treats for her when we walked past her house.  She gifted her with a little collapsible water bowl that we use everyday on our long walks.  Sue will live on in our hearts and memories.  She is and will be greatly missed.  She had a big, big heart!  To know Sue, was to love Sue!   ❤️🙏❤️  With love and affection for our beloved friend and neighbor, Ruth Ann Riegel and Don Carpiaux

It is with great sadness that I received the message of my dear friend Sue’s passing. She has been such a welcoming friend since my move to Williamsburg. Our friendship grew very special as she listened and counseled me through my adjustment here. I will miss the talks we had and her company. I was so looking forward to seeing her this week upon her return to Va. but that will now have to wait.....
Until we meet again Sue...,bask in Gods glory and know you are truly missed.
My sincerest sympathy to Sue’s family and loved ones, who are sharing this loss and may memories of her bring you joy.  May God peace surround you all during this time of grief 🙌  Kathy 

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Susan Jean Tobik

24 septembre 1950 – 14 juillet 2020

Nelsen Williamsburg

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