Birth date: May 13, 1934 Death date: Mar 6, 2008
Suzanne Daugherty 73 of Warrensburg died Thursday March 6, 2008 in her home. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 10:00 am Monday in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church with Rev. Richard Weltin as Celebrant. Visitation will Read Obituary
I was shocked to hear of Suzanne's passing. I worked with her over the years when she was still at the library in Warrensburg. We served on a few committees together and shared rides to meetings. She was always so easy to talk to, and she shared lots of interesting stories. It was a pleasure knowing her. My condolences to her family. Decatur, IL US
When I heard about Aunt Suzie's passing it was a shock and a suprise. And not a good one… She will be missed. My wife and her family met her and realy liked her. I am very sorry that we could not make it home to with the family and pay our respects like we would have liked to. Our thoughts and prayers are with uncle Toppy and all the family. Ranburne, AL US
Dear Family,Our prayers and fond memories are with you these days as you say good-bye to your dear one. She was certainly special, so gracious and upbeat. We will all miss her. May your hearts be filled with her love and laughter. Burlington, NC US
Dear Homer and all of Suzanne's family,We are saddened to hear of your loss. Suzanne was a loved cousin and we certainly will miss her and her quick chuckle and wit. She was an asset to the family. We will cherish the good times we shared.We regret not being able to be with you in person to say good-bye to her and to offer our condolences to all of you but please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Decatur AZ wintering, IL US
My sympanty to the family. Suzanne was my bus #8 driver growing up. She will be missed. Forsyth, IL US
Suzanne was one of the best people I've ever known..always had a big smile on her face and a twinkle in her eye. I enjoyed trading "traveling stories" with her. She was a very talented and special person, one of those people who just can't be replaced. My condolences to her family.Sandy Lynch Decatur, IL US
Homer and family,I am so sorry to hear of your loss. One of my best childhood memories is when Sue and my dad made wine and my brother and I got to stomp the wild grapes. They put Baggies over each of our feet and Dad held one in place while Sue held the other. It was so much fun. I will remember that always. May God bless you all as you grieve. , IN US
Homer, my deepest sympathy to you and your entire family on your loss.Bryan Smith Decatur, IL US
I was sadden to learn of Aunt Susie's passing.I have many fond memories of her; summer time stays at her home as a child, many family gatherings and the hobby of stained glass that we shared.She will be missed. Wapella, IL US
