Birth date: Nov 20, 1947 Death date: Apr 11, 2020
Susan Oliver Obituary New Knoxville, Ohio Susan A. Oliver of New Knoxville and formerly of Columbus Grove, died Saturday, April 11, 2020, at Wexler Medical Center, Columbus, Ohio. She was 72. She was born November 20, 1947, in Li Read Obituary
Very sorry for your Families loss.Rod and Robin Carr
My most sincere sympathy to you and your families. I met Susie when she first moved to St. Marys and started working at the hospital We did not see each other often as the years passed and we worked and raised our families. We both lost our husbands in 2010 and developed a special bond in our healing and sorrow. She taught me a great game of Dominoes and shared her special days of making noodles with the church group. Loved her laugh and sense of humor.
Sue was a wonderful, caring person. We shared many pleasant memories and lots of laughter as we gathered for Masonic functions and family events. Her counted cross stitch, celebrating Warren's 33rd degree has a place of honor in our great room, as does the cross stitch she did for the opening of the Learning Center in Dayton.
So sorry to learn of Sue's passing. We had a great time traveling with Steve and Sue with Masonic functions. She will be greatly missed. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.Diana and Steve Behme
We were so sorry to hear of Sue's passing. Unfortunately, we won't make it to the services. We are praying for all of you for comfort and strength. Sue was a special lady. We always enjoyed visiting with her. She was always so friendly and caring. We know that she's rejoicing with Steve right now.Again, please know that we're praying for all of you.God Bless.Ray and Debbie Grover
I am so sorry for your loss. Sue was a pleasure to work with and one of many who helped me in my career. I also enjoyed our lab lunches together. She will be greatly missed. Cindy Y.
Prayers to the family and friends of Susan. I joined Royal Arch a few years after Steve passed away, and always enjoyed seeing her and catching up. She always asked how my kids were doing. Prayers and blessings!
So sorry for your loss. Sending you warm thoughts to comfort you in the days ahead.
Please accept my sympathy in Susan's passing. We were good friends inhigh school and my husband & I had many good times with Susan & Steve at Masonic functions. Sympathy to all the family.
