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Elizabeth Susan Couchois
January 13, 1927 ~ June 15, 2017 (age 90) 90 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Tom Weller
June 23, 2017 6:55 PM
Condolences for the passing of Sue. The Wellers have many fond memories of Sue and family from Days in California to Connecticut to Michigan.
Message from The Eide Family
June 22, 2017 12:35 PM
Couchois family,
Your mom and dad have been a part of the Eide family since California, sharing many laughs and times together from coast to coast. I think of all the bridge games our parents played and how much Sue loved the game. She raised two great sons with love and patience, and so enjoyed being a grandmother. She will be missed very much by us, her church family, and the Wake Forest community. You are in out thoughts and prayers as you recover from your loss.
Your mom and dad have been a part of the Eide family since California, sharing many laughs and times together from coast to coast. I think of all the bridge games our parents played and how much Sue loved the game. She raised two great sons with love and patience, and so enjoyed being a grandmother. She will be missed very much by us, her church family, and the Wake Forest community. You are in out thoughts and prayers as you recover from your loss.
Message from Nancy Brockhoff
June 21, 2017 12:45 PM
Dear Couchois Family
Though I did not know your mother well, as I was praying a rosary this morning and I prayed for her dear soul and your Dad's, I remembered all the times I saw her putting that wheelchair in the back of the Subaru, taking Jack back and forth to Mass, thinking what a good and faithful woman she is! She was sharp as a tack too, keeping me straight when we counted the offertory together on occasion! I am grateful for her example in just how she lived her life in the little part I was able to observe. God bless and keep your family with the memories of your mother/grandmother's love.
Though I did not know your mother well, as I was praying a rosary this morning and I prayed for her dear soul and your Dad's, I remembered all the times I saw her putting that wheelchair in the back of the Subaru, taking Jack back and forth to Mass, thinking what a good and faithful woman she is! She was sharp as a tack too, keeping me straight when we counted the offertory together on occasion! I am grateful for her example in just how she lived her life in the little part I was able to observe. God bless and keep your family with the memories of your mother/grandmother's love.
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