I was thinking of Sue today, as we were discussing the story of the good shepherd in our class in church today.  I thought again all the kind and caring things she did for me.  All the love and kindness she showed to all who came into her life.  I hope I can be the example that she was and help others when I can.  But I don't think she did it when she could she just did it all the time.  I miss her very much and I am a better person for knowing her. And I definitely am a blessed person, for knowing her. You will always be in my heart Sue, miss you, Nancy from Minnesota

Our family will never forget Sue.  She was there for us when we lived in Florida, words cannot express how much I loved her and she kept in touch with me until she no longer could.  I know she is in a better place and with the man she loved so much.  Bob and Sue you made a difference for us and we will never forget you both.  Love, your friends from Minnesota, Mark, Nancy, Tyler, Joanna, Matthew, Luke Gohnert

I love Sue Cummins and believe she lives still but in a place we cannot see.  Where ever she is, I know those she is among are blessed by her, as she cannot help but bless every life she touches.  I know her family are going to miss her, that cannot be helped, but may you have a strength and comfort that only God can give as you move forward without your mother.

Sue was a wonderful woman, loving and considerate. She was a human being that raised humanities average.Everyone that knew her will miss her and be saddened by her absence. Most of my memories are from my childhood since Sue was my fathers only sister and the youngest in the family. We reconnected on facebook a few years ago. I found her courage and faith amazing. She managed to be positive under the worst of situations and illness. God is surely thrilled to have her home.

Sarah, I knew your husbands family when they lived in Ohio many many years ago. Rest in pease.

Sue  you taught me how to minister the Saviors way to those we were serving together.  I shall never forget your Christ like example and unconditional love to all you came in contact with.  I miss you Sue! I look forward to meeting you again in the eternities.

I wish I had the words to tell you as her family how much I loved your mom. She reached out to me when I was visiting your ward while being treated for Melaoma Cancer at Moffitt. My husband and I attended her ward and she and her husband were so kind and loving to both of us. She was an Elect Lady and I am a better person for knowing both of them.
Marc and Linda Strickland

The light dimmed but Heaven shined, as your family & friends were left behind.
We will tell stories & fondly embrace the Knowledge of God's Eternal grace. 
You're safely back in Heavenly Father's care, with Bob & those who have waited there.
 Your light still shines here with the joy & the love we feel from you & Our Father above. 

We have been blessed to have you in our lives!!!

Heaven is so much brighter, and the world is a bit dimmer without your mom's presence.  Her smile could light up the room and I never met anyone sweeter.  I will miss her terribly, as will my children.  Prayers for her family during this time of grief.

Words can't begin to express the love I have for this wonderful lady.  She taught me so many things. She taught me how to serve, lead, about compassionate service, trusting others, love, and so much more.  She made my family feel special like we were family to her.   She cared about my children as if they were her grandchildren. She stayed with my older children when having a baby. Sue, would call me to see if I had dinner going (which she didn't need to ask) and bring over a pot of something.  I remember looking at her home calendar where she made a note to herself to check on someone who had a doctors appt that day. As a young mother and wife she taught me much. Sue was my Florida mother.  I Love you dearly Sue and can't wait tell we meet again!

Dear Sue, We remember with love,  all the years we knew each other in Ft. Myers and as we all raised our young teenagers.  Lenea worked with you at the News Press,  we visited each other often.  Then you moved to Brandon.  We still got to visit but not as often  In all that time you, Bob, Bill, Scott and Beth shared your love with us.  Now our kids are grown, married with children and about the age we were when we first met.  We will miss you Sue and will one day follow you to our eternal rest where we can visit each again.  Tell Bob hell-o for us.   Hershel and Di Ann

I loved you, Sue.  You were so loving and kind to my daughters, Chris and Cindy.  Even though I haven't seen you in a very long time, I have never forgotten the heart you had for everyone in your life.  I will see you again someday.  In the meantime, my love and prayers go out to your family.  
Barbara Palmer
Westerville, Ohio

My dear Sue.  If you had Sue for a friend, you needed no other friends.  Thank you Sue for being my bestest friend in the whole wide world.  I will miss you and I wish I could be with you.  Loe, Carol McKnight

Sue (as I knew her) was a kind, generous, and dear friend.  I admire her for the example that she was to me.  Sue, this is not good-bye, I will see you again.  I love you Sue.

OBITUARY

Sarah Laverne Cummins

February 17, 1942 – September 22, 2014

Stowers Funeral Home

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