Susan R. Carter

A candle was lit by Joanne Reed Donaldson on October 16, 2017 11:40 AM

Message from Dave Shock

We were so sorry to hear about Susan passing away. We were out of town and unable to attend visitation. Susan was so important to many people and very sportive of Crime Stoppers, and parents of murdered children. She will be missed by the whole community

A candle was lit by Dave Shock on October 16, 2017 10:20 AM

A candle was lit by Laura on October 16, 2017 7:46 AM

Message from Marie Jachimiak

My heart aches for you and your family during this time. Your mother was such an amazing person and she will truly be missed. My condolences.

A candle was lit by Dave Shock on October 16, 2017 10:27 AM

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Wanda and I were sorry to hear about Susan passing. She was a great supporter of Crime Stoppers. She will be missed by the whole community.

A candle was lit by BEN AND KAREN RISON on October 13, 2017 9:29 PM

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We will not forget the support you gave us with the loss of Rayna. Your infectious smile helped bring peace to us and many others in our group.
We will not forget the Japanese Obon ceremonies that you held on the Saint Joseph River. I still have the video tapes I made and it still brings a tear to my eyes as we watched the boats with a lit candle in a white bag float down the river.Those memories are burned into our hearts and minds. Watching the balloons as they drifted skyward with a tag attached with each persons name and age and date of death on it at the ball park each year put on by the Police department. The Moonlight Walks to raise money for Crime Stoppers. Your help in getting me involved in getting the Victims' Rights Amendment to Indiana's State Constitution passed. Susan you have no idea the memories you gave Karen and me. You were the ROCK we needed to get through our grief.
Susan you will be missed and never forgotten as long as we live because you made life bearable for us. PS say hi to Rayna for us please.

A candle was lit by BEN & KAREN RISON on October 13, 2017 8:55 PM

Message from Connie Soto

I'm so sorry to hear about the death of Sue. She was a very compassionate and caring woman. She was a good friend and advisor to many parents who were suffering. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.

Message from Sandy

I was sorry to hear about Sue today while visiting at Sprenger. We met her a couple years ago during happy hour. She was so much fun and really enjoyed when my husband played his guitar and sang. She knew a lot of the songs he sang as he tried to play songs the residents might know. She will be missed.
Sandy Demitruk