Sue was a BIG HEARTED, fun-loving, great looking chick who was a kind, generous, thoughtful woman. She studied the word, prayed to and loved GOD. Sue was HIS gift to us and based on often receiving the results she might ask for, Jennifer, Allison, and I always felt she had a direct pipeline. With a very clean heart, Sue was the Very BEST Of Souls!
Sue and I were good friends even before college - teenagers together in Kansas City - going to all the socials there. In those days we didn't have many friends outside the church - so Sue and I became close "gossip" friends - even though we didn't live particularly close to each other. We applied together for Ambassador and were accepted....Yeah! We even flew on the same plane from KC to Los Angeles and were picked up at the airport I think by Mike Swagerty if I remember correctly. I have a pic somewhere of the big day. Unfortunately, my luggage did not arrive and here I was at college - with NO clothes. Not the greatest of ways to start - especially since the formal Faculty Reception with Mr. Armstrong was the first week. Of course, in those days - all my clothing - even my formal gown was handmade - bought clothes were a few years further down the road. Thankfully, someone loaned me a formal dress and I don't remember about the shoes - that would have been a real problem - since I have big feet....but as it ended up - the bags arrived about 20 minutes before the reception....and so it all worked out. We sort of hung pretty close those first few weeks of school till we got our bearings....but I sure appreciated her friendship and making the transition from home to college easier for me.
Dick C. Quincer (1965)
Sue was a BIG HEARTED, fun-loving, great looking chick who was a kind, generous, thoughtful woman. She studied the word, prayed to and loved GOD. Sue was HIS gift to us and based on often receiving the results she might ask for, Jennifer, Allison, and I always felt she had a direct pipeline. With a very clean heart, Sue was the Very BEST Of Souls!
Dick
Helen Hohertz (Nelson) (1961)
A beautiful, sweet tribute to your wife, Dick. Sorry for your loss. All the best to you and your family.
Sue Van Hoozer (Peterson -Blyth) (1967)
Sue and I were good friends even before college - teenagers together in Kansas City - going to all the socials there. In those days we didn't have many friends outside the church - so Sue and I became close "gossip" friends - even though we didn't live particularly close to each other. We applied together for Ambassador and were accepted....Yeah! We even flew on the same plane from KC to Los Angeles and were picked up at the airport I think by Mike Swagerty if I remember correctly. I have a pic somewhere of the big day. Unfortunately, my luggage did not arrive and here I was at college - with NO clothes. Not the greatest of ways to start - especially since the formal Faculty Reception with Mr. Armstrong was the first week. Of course, in those days - all my clothing - even my formal gown was handmade - bought clothes were a few years further down the road. Thankfully, someone loaned me a formal dress and I don't remember about the shoes - that would have been a real problem - since I have big feet....but as it ended up - the bags arrived about 20 minutes before the reception....and so it all worked out. We sort of hung pretty close those first few weeks of school till we got our bearings....but I sure appreciated her friendship and making the transition from home to college easier for me.
Van Baker
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