Birth date: May 2, 1948 Death date: Apr 17, 2016
Susan L. Mayland, 67, of Clinton, passed away, Sunday, April 17, 2016 at the Alverno. A celebration of life service will start at 11:00am with a lunch to follow Saturday, April 23 at Buzzy’s in Welton. The Clinton Chapel Snell-Zo Read Obituary
Very sorry to hear about Sue. She will always be remembered as a loving person in the children's ministries at E-Free and AWANA. I have many memories of her. Sue made a blanket for both my brother and I when we were born and then continued the tradition for both of my children. She was a saint who affected many lives.
Chris Barber
My sincere sympathies and condolences to Sue's family, and especially to my friend Mike. Hoping your memories of her will keep her in your hearts forever.
Sue was like part of our family. She and my mom worked together at International Paper and became very close friends. It was not uncommon to have her at our dining table for Sunday dinner after church. She always had a positive attitude and was willing to share a happy story. She was a joy to be around. Her laughter and her humor will be missed.
I was sorry to hear of Sue's illnesses and passing. She will be missed here but I am sure she is enjoying her eternal life with many who have gone before.
What a special lady and friend. She had such an important place in so many lives and loved so many little ones. We are using our daughter's blanket, that Sue made, here at our house with our granddaughter. It is extra special now! How thankful we can be that she touched so many lives with her faith and her love.
I am so very sorry to hear of Sue's passing. I worked with Sue at IP in the mid-late 70's before moving to Seattle. Unfortunately, we did not keep in touch, but she was a great influence on my decision to move to Seattle to attend Bible College. Her Faith and loving Spirit was very obvious to all who knew her. Her sense of humor was awesome. We had lockers next to each other, and she had a huge ball of string, that she continued to make with the debris from the factory floor..she was so happy to show it to other employees...I would just laugh and say..."why bother!!" Many prayers to Sue's family and friends....RIP Sue
Sue was a great prayer warrior. When I would drive to Michigan with my children, Sue would pray for safety and peace. The trips went smoother knowing that she was praying.
Connie
Deepest sympathies to Sue's family. I met Sue when she was at the Clinton County Landfill meeting and the most admirable thing I remember about her was her always positive attitude no matter the situation. Sue was an inspiration to many. Rest in Peace, Sue....
My deepest sympathies for Sue's family. I will miss her tremendously. I met Sue when we attended college together almost 30 years ago. She brought me to her church ( E Free) , bought me my 1st bible and taught me so much about the Lord. She has hand made each of my 6 children a very special baby blanket. Even making counted cross stitch pictures for their walls. I felt like a part of her family when reading her "Christmas the Easter" letters. She was a wonderful example of what Jesus wants us all to do here on this earth. she was a great Christian women. I loved her and will always remember what she has done for my family and I. Rest in peace Sue...
