Mrs. Susan Marie Stout

Birth date: Jan 2, 1952 Death date: Dec 7, 2016

Susan Marie Stout, age 64, passed away on December 7, 2016. Susan was born on January 2, 1952 to Lynn and Rose Strait. In 1973 she married Eugene Stout and together they were blessed with 2 children and over 43 years of marriage. Read Obituary

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Vanessa Clarey

460w ago

Sue was someone who made all the difference in my success as a student. Her encouragement and praise kept me going. I am very sorry for her loss as she was a standout person.

Eric S. Carlson

461w ago

in honor of Susan.

Very sad to hear of the passing of Sue. My sympathies to the entire family and I'm praying for God to give you peace at this time and to help you with your pain and loss. Always remember Sue as the wonderful, loving, caring and compassionate person she was and feel blessed that God gave us all such a blessing to have shared life with her.

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461w ago

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Jasmine Dean

461w ago

Words cannot express the full impact Sue had in everyone's lives. Ever the cheerleader and supporting mentor, Sue touched the Baker students, faculty, and staff with her passion for learning, her wisdom, and her work ethic. She truly loved life- family, friends, and colleagues. I know she would want us to continue serving students with the same determination and dedication that she had. I was blessed to have her in my life and am a better person personally and professionally because of her support and encouragement. To Sue's family, may you find peace in this difficult time.
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David Sturgeon

461w ago

Please accept my condolences for your loss. Sue continually represented the needs of her students as well as championed their educational outcomes. Her enthusiasm for the classroom became contagious countless times. She will be greatly missed.

Dr. Deanna Burt-Johnson

461w ago

There are no words to describe how dearly you will be missed by me and all of your students and colleagues at Baker College, Sue. The lives of your "family"--at home and at work--have been made better by the influence of your life upon each of us. Gene and family, thank you for sharing Sue with all of us.
- From the heart, Dr. DeAnna Burt-Johnson, Vice President of Academic Affairs for Baker College of Muskegon

Marie Bonkowski

461w ago

My deepest sympathies. I worked with Sue many times over the years. Even though I worked at the Jackson campus, Sue was one of my mentors. She was so knowledgeable, kind and always willing to help. She will be greatly missed.

Dawn Adams

461w ago

Wishing your family the gift of beautiful memories. Sue touched so many lives in the most positive and caring way. She is a very large part of who I am today. Without her knowledge and unwavering support I would not be blessed to be the nurse I am today. Peace be with you, Sue. May your family know how many people you inspired with your true kindness and wisdom.

Deborah Vanderwier

461w ago

Gene & Family, so sorry to hear of Sue's passing. We've lost a dear Big Red. Our deepest sympathies to you all, Debbie (Seifert) VanderWier and Jim Lowry.

Terri Green

461w ago

Please accept my deepest condolences. I worked with Sue on many Baker projects. The world has lost her body but know that her legacy is in all of the students who she passed her wisdom on to. Her sense of humor and joy for life will be missed.

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