Birth date: Oct 14, 1938 Death date: Dec 13, 2016
Mrs. Etta D. Roberts, 78, passed away early Tuesday morning, December 13, 2016 in Muskegon. She was born October 14, 1938 to James Amburn Sumerix and Myrtle Marie (Jordan) Sumerix in Traverse City, and lived most of her life in th Read Obituary
My deepest condolences to your family may God meet you all at your needs
Terri & Tony Edwards
My Aunt Sue was a wonderful loving person. we always had a great time when we went to her house to visit. she always had a hug and a kiss for all the kids and her smile was the best. loved her with all my heart and she will be missed a lot. rest in peace aunt Sue.
Mom, I always tried to do for you as much as I could. When I was younger, and of course knew everything, I would try your patience---as much as I could! As I became a teenager, we butted heads like all know-it-all teens!!! We did many things together, had laughs & tears, played Bingo with many of your sisters and some cousins...there were always shenanigans going on during these nights. I would always send my kids your way, as you loved your grandkids. They spent many nights with you & always came home with stories. As years went on I became in charge of your meds and medical appointments. We would go to the Dr and quite often slip in a drive-thru for shakes and maybe a burger. We would chat in a parking lot, gobbling on our food. As your health started to decline, going anywhere in the truck was a chore BUT we laughed, grunted and pushed thru it and would then be off. Paul made a ramp to help me and you getting into the truck so much easier. He did everything for you. I look back at some of the most memorable stuff we did together and there are SO many....I will be missing you something fierce, but I know your pain free and running with all those sisters of yours (the chatting must be loud in Heaven). I will do as I have always done, and take care of my brothers & sisters. Love you Mom, and we will be together again some day...Second daughter Dawn <3
Our deepest and most heartfelt sympathy to you all. Aunt Sue was the best! I loved riding in the way back of that old white station wagon. We had a crazy time or two with her at the wheel trying to yell at a zillion kids."Quit ya's arguin!" she'd always say-- and we never did! Bless her beautiful, loving soul. Love and hugs.
Please know that all of you are in my prayers during this time. What a blessing to know that she is in heaven, singing our Lord's praise and she is seeing what we can only imagine. That must be simply amazing. May you feel God's presence and loving arms.
Andrea Jean Stowell
Sure going to miss your calls aunt sue <3 Prayers to the Family Hugs to you All
