Birth date: Jun 21, 1946 Death date: May 28, 2015
Susan was born on June 21, 1946 in Detroit, Michigan to Harry and Mary Fuerst. She died at Angela Hospice in Livonia on May 28,2015 after a lingering battle with breast cancer. She was predeceased by her husbands Gene Domagalski a Read Obituary
My Aunt Susie baked THE BEST chocolate chip cookies EVER!! She could pinch a pretty penny further than just about anyone I know. She is infamous in our family for having"chjust hwwone " more glass of wine. I remember she liked daisies, and she made good butter noodles. She ALWAYS took the time to talk to and spend time with my dad at big family events. I remember her carrying around Uncle Gene's shirt and slippers with tenderness for days after his accident. And after she nursed Uncle Jim through his illness, I remember thinking she was one of the most compassionate and courageous women I've ever known. I remember the excitement on her face the day Kyle and Derek were born and the pride she wore when speaking about Molly, Audrey and Caroline. She wrote the sweetest poem for and about her mother and read it out loud at her funeral. I remember that she was a fighter and she fought harder these last 6 months than anyone I've ever known! I will always think of her with love, as brave and with a smile. Much love to my cousins Cheryl and Karen in this difficult time....may you and your families feel wrapped in angel's wings. ..
I am truly saddened to hear of her passing. My heart goes out to the entire family. For the first time I am admitting to have had a schoolboy crush on her when I was in Grade School and my older brother Bob was dating her older sister. Although she was only 2 years older than me, at that time in High School. At 12 years old I saw her as an older woman. I really loved her smile. A smile that seemed to never leave her face. It is only fitting to see that it is a picture of her smiling that was chosen for this announcement. My prayers to her to help comfort her family.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families Cheryl and Karen.
Your mother was a strong woman. That's where you two get your strength from.
She is at peace now. Another angel in heaven to watch over all of you.
We love you all.
John, Sandy and family. 😃
I was Sue's hairstylist for a while . She was so sweet and so kind. Never complained about her illness. She talked a lot about her children and grandchildren . She will be missed. My condolences to her family.
I always remember the night in 1966 when Susie vacationed in NYC with some girlfriends. Paul Eisele and I were attending Fordham U there that summer, so we planned a night out for St. Clement grads.. (We graduated the year before Susie). We joked that it was sort of a "Center Line does Manhattan" night.
When Paul and I went to their hotel we were prevented from going up to their room by security. We guessed we looked like a couple of country bumpkins. So they met us in the lobby and we ended up going to Greenwich Village to see some "beatniks."
We went to a coffee house---unique to the Village in those years---named the Cafe Wha? Like nearly everyone else there, we were pointing at others, wondering if they were "real Beatniks."
Oddly enough, we learned later from Rolling Stone magazine that one of the musicians playing/singing there was none other than Jimi Hendrix, before he became famous in England shortly thereafter. I do remember he sang the Beatles' "Yesterday" and had very glassy-eyed looks, but a mellow voice.
Go Crusaders! (Susie was a cheerleader).
A GREAT WOMAN !!!
