I Remember When
Susan, Sue, Sister Wilson...


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Tiana Carpenter

I remember when she gave us jewelry at the sleepover at Robyn's apartment. I also remember seeing her going out in field service and telling me that she would tell Robyn that she saw me. When I asked Robyn, she said that she was always telling her that a sister would tell her to say hi, but she would never say who it was🤣🤣.

Johnny and Terry Cobb

I remember when she made us laugh in the Ministry going to the door

Darrell McCoy

Unfortunately, I did not know Sister Wilson but I do remember when I became a good friend of her son Robert.

Desiree’ Johnson

I remember when she encouraged me to get on the go-carts in a dress in Myrtle Beach, SC and I did!

Tiffany KrafTee McDaniel

I remember when I remember when we were at a craft show. It had been a long day, and we were finally packing up and getting ready to leave. That’s when one of my daughters accidentally dropped the car keys down a manhole. I thought, "Well, there goes that..." and was ready to give up. - But not Sue. - She looked at me and said, “Get it together, KrafTee”—that’s what she called me when she was serious and wanted me to use the creative side of my brain lol. She was determined to figure it out. Sue asked a nearby man if he could help us get the cover off the manhole, and to our surprise, he did. - Then she turned to us and said, “One of the girls is going to have to go down there and get the keys.” I was shocked—especially since we could not even see the keys because the bottom was covered in water. I asked, “What if the water starts to rise?” And Sue, without missing a beat, said, “It won’t and if it does, we’ll just pull her back up.” - So, me, trusting Sues instinct, my daughter went down into the sewer. She swished around in the water, found the keys, and we pulled her back up—safe and successful. - To this day, that moment has stayed with me. When fight or flight kicked in, Sue was always the one with a wild plan, the one who thought clearly and got us through the tough situations. That was just one of many times she showed her strength, courage, and quick thinking. I remember a whole lot more—but this one was the craziest thing we did together and it will always stand out

Judge F. Parker III

I remember when we spent time together hanging out with Sue in the Poconos!

Diana Parker

I remember when she and our group went to The Pocono Mountains Resort . We always had a great time and many laughs and wonderful memories. Much Love 💗

LINDA D MINOR

I remember when she was always smiling, moving fast, always stopped to talk and laugh! Loving sister❤️

Mary Henderson

I remember when she would bring good food to the hall, with a big smile!

Cynthia Craig

I didn’t know Sue well but I do remember thinking she had a sweet and mild disposition whenever we spoke with one another.

Mary Rudolph

I remember when Susan and I met when I was fifteen. She sat in on my Bible study. She had just moved to Cleveland. We became best friends and stayed friends. We shared our joys and sorrows. I loved her as my friend, my spiritual sister, who was more like my real sister. I look forward to greeting her again.

Junie Mathews

I remember when Sue and I were next door neighbors and when Robin and little Bob were born. We had many fond memories.

Courtney

I remember when Sue laughed and talked with me during a long bus trip 💕

Linda Kelly-Weeks

I remember when Sue and I took so many Assemblies/ Conventions, trips, wedding, babies, shopping, tears, restaurants you name it We Most Likely Had Done It. I do miss my friend ❤️

Felicia Gurley

I remember when she would invite my family and I over for a meal or just being part of the family enjoying the association and games. Momma Sue and my mom Alice and my granny Minnie would drive together for Avis and they would have a girls night together. She was very kind and loving. She would give you the shirt off her back. I love you guys 🥰She used to come and get Diamond and they hung out ❤️❤️

Fred Pursley

I didn’t know Sis. Wilson very well but I knew her husband, son & daughter. All fine people indeed and I look forward to getting to know her better on the other side of this dying system of things.