Birth date: Dec 4, 1948 Death date: May 3, 2019
Suzanne I. Yost, age 70, of China Twp., passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on Friday May 3, 2019. She was born December 4, 1948 to the late Walter Stanley and Zelpha Irene Raica. On September 25, 1974 she married Carl Read Obituary
So many wonderful memories and times together! When I coached the ladies softball team, which was all family and their friends. Bill was my assistant coach . Sue was unhappy with the lack of playing time , and asked us to give her a chance to start & play the whole game ! So I agreed and started her ! She batted lead off , & got a hit every time! To the surprise of Bill & I . After the game I complement her , & she said ( I told you so ) ! I apologized , and never heard the end of it !!! These were every happy times ! It was the only time her , and many family ever got to play on team . Sue & all us had a great time together! Sorry to all the family for your loss ! It is a loss for me also . Let’s hang on to all those wonderful memories. Amen 🙏❤️
Karen,
So sorry for your and your Mom's loss. My sympathy to all of you.
Elaine Tirb
Never Gone from Our Heart
You’re gone from our eyes,
our hands can no longer touch,
but you remain deep within
the hearts who love you so much.
The sound of your voice;
the laughter that brought smiles;
the way you had in making things
good or bad, seem so worthwhile.
Your family could always turn to you;
on you they could depend.
And you never knew a stranger,
for to you, “all” were a friend
The loving lessons taught us
when you were standing here
let’s know you’ll be beside us
for your spirit will always be near.
Even now, with our hearts aching
and the tears flowing in streams,
you still reach out to comfort us
and bless us with sweet dreams.
We were blessed to have you here,
and we know you’re not alone
for our Father’s wrapped you in loving arms
as He’s welcomed you back home.
Today you whispered a quiet good bye
leaving behind family and friends
and though we feel your loss, we know
someday, we’ll meet again.
Billy, Brandi, Sandi...I wrote this in memory of your Mother, my Friend. This is how I remember her...a beautiful lady who's first thoughts were for family and friends. She will be greatly missed and will remain forever in my heart. My prayers and condolences to each of you and may God's comforting arms hold you tightly in the years to come.
So very sorry for your loss.
