Birth date: Feb 10, 1929 Death date: Dec 11, 2010
GELDMEIER, SUE ASH of Dallas, Texas passed peacefully from this world on Saturday December 11, 2010. Born February 10, 1929 in Alto Texas, she was preceded in death by her son, Stephen Earl and her great grand-daughter Madeline Em Read Obituary
Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Sis and Bill, Our hearts go out to you in this especially difficult time. Words seem inadequte to express any sorrow, so please know that you are in our prayers.
Gary we are very sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. May God give you the strength to get through this.
Henry, We were so sorry to learn of Sue's passing. We hope you are surrounded by loving friends and family. We were unable to attend the service but you were in our prayers. love, Ron & Beverly Kukal
My dear Geldmeier family, There has never been a day of my 53yo life without knowing the beloved Geldmeier family. You were there the day I was born. I have such fond childhood memories with all of you. I will always consider Stephen as my best toddler childhood friend from playing house to climbing trees. I still have a simple letter he mailed to me when we were about 7yo. Sue and my Mom, Jan, seemed they were always in the kitchen or making a craft together. I have a small landscape painting hanging in my home I aquired 13 years ago when Mom passed … Geldmeier painted it for Mom over 50 years ago. I love the painting as it represents the beautiful friendship they had while raising their young families together. I recall years ago, as a young adult, when all of us got together. Dad and Beverly and of course Sue too, fixed the wild game for dinner that the men had hunted. We played pool and all laughed together over "old" family stories … I think Gary won the game. Most recently is the precious memory of Henry and Sue coming to visit my Dad by his bedside before he passed. I loved hearing from Sue with what each of you were involved with in life and all about her grandchildren. So many sweet "Geldmeier / Griffin" family memories I will always cherish. It saddens my heart that I was not able to find out about Sue before now. I would have been there last Wed. She was a beautiful spirit filled with a heart for always giving of herself for others. As a child, I was one of those who benifited from her caring ways. I will keep each of you in my prayers. Tenderly Loving, Barbie Griffin Horner
