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Savannah Campbell posted a condolence
Thursday, May 12, 0001
There are just no words to express the pain I am feeling. This is by far the greatest loss I have ever encountered. She was my greatest and closest friend and my biggest fan. She helped me every time I needed her every time I was hurt or just needed a friend she was always there for me. As a kid I remember her being the "cool" mom. She would let me have 5-6 girls over on a school night as long as we would wake up in the morning. She helped me raise my children. She worked as a optician and always picked my glasses out for me because I didn't know what to get. She knew what I would like and I always did. She did the same for my daughter as well. When she found out I was pregnant with my oldest son Austin she came running in my room and jumped on my bed acting like a little kid and woke me up from a sound sleep. I didn't tell her because I was scared. I told my Memaw instead. But she was the first person I confided in when I took my pregnancy test with my daughter. She went to the store with me and bought it and sat with me as we saw the positive pregnancy test come up. You can ask any of my friends that when my mom came into a room if she told me to jump I would say how high and get right on whatever task she needed me to do even if I didn't want to. I told her everything. She knows my deepest secrets that nobody else knows and she still loved me even though I couldn't farther from perfect. There are just not enough good people in this world. My mom set a good example and would go above and beyond to help anyone even if she didn't know you well. She was also very forgiving and had a heart of gold. I will always cherish and remember everything she taught me and I hope that one day my children respect and love me as much as I did her. I hope that one day someone will have just as many sweet and nice things to say about me as I have always heard about her. I love you Momma my heart is aching and I need you still but I know it will be a while.
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Rosie posted a condolence
Thursday, May 12, 0001
Always wondered where she was. We worked together @ Ben Franklin 5&10 store. Remember Tina. She and my son played together. Last time I saw them Tina was about 2-3 yrs and they lived I a Trailer @her stepfathers property outside of Beeville Tx..So sorry to hear she has gone to see the Lord, my sincere condolences.
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Brenda Boone Mack posted a condolence
Thursday, May 12, 0001
To the family I wish to send all my love and prayers. To my cousin Ruthie I want you to know that I know the pain of losing a child. I had to bury my 27 year old son back in 2010, I will continue to think of you and pray for your peace as time passes. For Sue Ellens' children I want you to know that I know how hard it is to lose a parent when you are young. It is always hard to give up someone you love but even more so if you feel that your love one was cheated out of time with the family. My mother was only 44 and my father only 59. I am 62 years old and still miss my mom and dad like I just lost them yesterday. The pain of losing a loved one never gets any less but with time you do learn to deal with it. Just now that I will be sending my love and prayers your way for quite sometime but most especially these next few day that will be so hard. God bless you all. Brenda
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Laurie Hemomtolor posted a condolence
Thursday, May 12, 0001
I worked with Sue for many years. She has watched me grow into an adult. Sue always had a funny YouTube video to show. It was mainly an animal video she thought was cute or funny. Sue could always look at me and tell when something was wrong & always ask are you ok? You need to talk? I bought a CD of Lady Antebellum Sue & I listened to American Honey over & over! We both loved that song. She was very good at her job. She loved her family & spoke of them often. When I was pregnant she would talk to my baby girl. When I had hit 38 wks Sue said now Ella you need to come on out. It's hot outside & your mom has carried you a long time come on out Ella so we can meet you! My fav thing about Sue is she was one of the most honest people you will ever meet. Her laugh was contagious, her heart was full & she will never be forgotten! Sue you could always make me laugh & ready to listen! Thank you for letting me in your life!
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Amanda Ash posted a condolence
Thursday, May 12, 0001
Aww this is beautiful just like Sue who used to get mad at us for destroying her house and makin oodles of noodles w Victoria Cain :)
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Lyndi Drkae posted a condolence
Thursday, May 12, 0001
I can laugh now, but at the time it wasn't so funny...
One day in the late summer of 2012, I drove over to Savannah's house in Hermitage after visiting some waterfalls. I parked in the driveway behind Sue's truck in my recently purchased beautiful sports car. I was proud! I pulled up the parking break and entered the house to meet Savannah. I was inside long enough to get some dry clothes and exited the house with Savannah behind me. I jumped in the car and noticed the car was a little close to Sue's truck. I freaked! The car's parking break hadn't been pulled all the way up and it had rolled under Sue's SUV! I was mortified! We both had a good laugh and swore never to tell. There was a ton of damage to my car, yet none to hers. Sue left a lasting impression on me (and my car!). She was great with my kids and a great second mom. I spent many long hours talking with her about life experiences and things she had learned. She will be greatly missed!
