Susan J. Pundt
September 2, 1951 - May 10, 2013

"Susan "I loved you then, I love you still, I always have, I always will". "Happy 46th Anniversary". Roger"

"Happy 45th Anniversary,honey. The memories I have from that very first time I saw you until the last continues to keep me going each day. Always my love, Roger "

"Today is our 44th Wedding Anniversary. It was truly a gift from God for you to become my wife. I have always loved you with all my heart. This you know. These years seem to have gone by in the blink of an eye to me. Forever my love. Roger"

"Thank you Roger for sharing such a wonderful story of your family and your beautiful wife Susan. "

"My sincere condolences to the family and friends of Susan Pundt - May you find comfort in your loving memories of Mrs. Pundt, and in knowing that God is "near to those that are broken at heart; and those who are crushed in spirit he saves." (Psalm 34:18) It is obvious according to the information listed above about Susan Pundt that she was loved and her life touched many people. Her life was also valued by the Creator who recorded in the Bible book of Hebrews that He does not forget all of the love and fine works shown by his servants (Heb 6:10). It is hoped that these thoughts are consoling at this time of loss. We continue have the opportunity to take in Bible knowledge which gives us comfort and hope (John 17:3)."

"I miss you Mom. Not a day goes by that I don't think about you. There are no words to describe the void that you have left in our family. I know that you are in a much better place without any pain or suffering which gives me a sense of peace. I also know that we will be together again one day. Until then, I will do my best to be the woman you expect me to be & to care for my family the way that you cared for us right up until your last breath. I love & miss you, Mom!"

"I remember mostly the sort of cutesy teasing Sue was so good at doing. It's like she knew something ahead of the rest of us. Memories are coming slow for me lately but the vision of her and Roger so happy together never leaves. The years have passed, but so much remains that can never be duplicated or replaced. You and Roger are the only ones who've traveled down certain roads in my life and I thank you and God for that blessing. Rest in peace, Sue."

"Sue always found time to visit me those few times I wound up in the hospital. She was a always a pleasure to be around and was a great source of joy and happiness for her family. You will always be loved. Love, Andrew."

"I have many fond memories of my sister, Sue. From being the ring bearer in their wedding, to helping them move back to Mn from Iowa, to just talking to Sue and Roger about the kids. I love and miss you. Greg"

"I am going to miss my big sister. The early, early Saturday morning coffee talks, the quick hi and nod as we meet at the post office to pick up the mail, her stopping by for a visit on one of her many daily trips to town for milk, etc. I love my sister and miss her already."

"Such a beautiful person, inside and out. "

"Living at the edge of the world or Packer Country as it's commonly known....I don't get to see my family as much as I would like but I like to tell my girls stories about my brothers and sisters so they will know and love them like I do. One of my favorite's is the Legend of the Thrifty Shopper. My girls and I will go shopping and they will come to me and say, "Mom look what I found it is on sale!" And I would look at the price and says.....Ummm your aunty Susan would have found it for $2.oo. I swear she could find anything for $2.00. :) One Halloween when my kids were small and Olivia wanted to be Dorothy from the Wizard of OZ. We couldn't find a costume....I don't remember asking her but she not only made a costume for Olivia but she also made one for Natalie. And she drove down with Mom to deliver them. She was always doing things like that. I don't know if she ever knew how much it meant to me that she would go out of her way to do something so special. I miss you."

"Having Sue for a big sister was like always having mom around. When I moved into my first apartment, Sue and Roger were there to make sure all was well... or maybe mom called her and asked her to check on me... either way it was comforting to me. Being 12 years older than me, my earliest memories of Sue were when her and Roger were dating so my entire life I've associated Sue and Roger together. Roger has been such a source of support for me through this and I thank him for his talks this week. I hope it's helped you Roger as much as it's helped me. I will miss you Sue. Love, Kevin"

"When i got home from the hospital with both of my babies, there was a package from aunt Susie waiting for me every time. i don't know how she did it, i almost think she knew i was having a baby before i did :) Those gestures and the smile on her face when she talked about her grand kids will never be forgotten. Don't think of her as gone away, her journeys just begun. life holds so many facets, this earth is only one. Think of her as living in the hearts of those she touched, for nothing loved is ever lost and she was loved so much. "

"There are so many memories...the many road trips to visit family. Each one was an adventure. Undoubtedly we would end up shopping, playing board games, telling stories and laughing. Sue was the family organizer and planner. If you had a question about our family history she was the "go to" person. And she always had the answer. One thing is for sure...Sue loved her family. I will miss your smile and laugh. I love you and miss you Sue. love, Pat "

"Susie did a lot for me. Whenever I had phone calls to make, Suzie would handle it for me. The presents she got me over the years... If she bought me a pair of pants she would buy me two pair two different sizes incase one didn't fit. Susie would come to visit and take me on all of my errands and out to lunch. She would make sure I was exercising and eating right. Susie and Roger have been so good to me don't know how I will ever repay them. Susie has always been there to help. Susie was always such a good girl. I love and miss you so much. Love, Dad"

"I remember when Susie was a little girl she loved to wear pretty blue dresses with her curly blonde hair. As a little girl on mothers day she always made sure I had a gift and grandma Jenny had a flower. Susie loved to get together at family gatherings and play board games. I remember playing Skippo, Trivial Pursuit, Scrabble and many more. Later in life we enjoyed making trips to the casino together. We also went on a few road trips to visit family in North Dakota and Washington. I will miss her morning phone calls. We could talk for hours. I love you and miss you terribly. Love Mom"

"We are five sister Five sisters are we. I love you, and I know you love me. We're not always together Life sometimes keeps us apart. But we're never separated We're in each other's heart. Now I know we've had our troubles, But we always get thru. The message is you love me, And I also love you. We had lots of fun times, That we'll never forget Sometime we worry And Sometimes we fret. But if God ever gave me Something special you see, It might have been the blessing of, Five sisters are we. The Lord above has gave me lots of happiness and glee. But the most special thing he did was make us sisters. Growing up I have fond memories of Sue. She loved to sew and crochet. Mom and Sue would get together and make Stephanie and I Strawberry Shortcake dolls, Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls and quilts. Sue was the organizer of the family and she always made sure everyone was taken care of. Good-bye until we meet again. You will me missed. I love you Kristie"

"Sue and I haven't seen each other for years but she was one of my best friends when we both lived in Wadena. She was one of the most genuinely sincere people I have known. I am an only child and I especially remember how I loved going to her house because of how busy it always was and how she seemed to be the center of it all. I have so many fond memories of the the things we did together. I was in her wedding and she was my oldest daughters godmother. Sadly, as happens a lot, we didn't stay in close contact over the years. A few years ago we reconnected on facebook and had a few catch up "conversations" (and of course played farmville..). I remember her telling me in one of those "talks" that she was going to be a grandmother..not once but twice in a relatively short time. I could sense the excitement and almost see her face light up as she wrote to me. She was extremely proud of those two munchkins and altho they didn't know her for a long time I'm sure they have wonderful memories of "Gramma Sue. Those can never be taken away. Even though she left way too early, heaven sure got one heck of an angel !..I know its a cliche but "old friends really are the best"....Until we meet again old friend...."

"Suzie was always taking care of everybody. By example she taught me how to be a better mother, a better wife, a better daughter, and a better sister. I'll never forget the times we laughed until we cried. She was my best friend and the strongest woman I have ever known."

"She was always friendly and outgoing. She will be missed . God grant her eternal happiness."

"WHAT GOOD NEIGHBORS ! THE KINDNESS SUE SHOWED TOWARD ME WHEN MY OWN FATHER PASSED BY COMING OVER AND HELPING ME PUT THE PICTURE BOARDS TOGETHER . SO MUCH EASIER TO HAVE A FRIEND HELPING INSTEAD OF TAKING ON THE TASK ALONE. WE COULDN'T ASK FOR NICER NEIGHBORS . ROGER AS I TOLD YOU - CALL ANYTIME YOU NEED , THE KAISERS' ARE OPEN 24 HRS A DAY!"

"I have many fond memories of Susie. She and Roger were very supportive of all their nieces of nephews and I have many memories of them being at my basketball games throughout high school and college. More recently, I was lucky enough to collect an abundance of fun memories with Susie and Roger as they opened their home to me as I was needing a place to stay near the cities every month for a year. Susie made me feel like I was at home away from home. Each night she'd ask me what time I was planning on waking up. Susie usually gave me approximately 3 minutes past that time before she'd be knocking on my door, ensuring that I did not sleep in. She'd have the table set for breakfast, a lunch packed, and a printout of mapquest directions to my destination. When I got home in the evening, she would have dinner on the table for us and the three of us would stay up "late" talking and watching TV. I will always remember Susie as a caretaker. As the oldest daughter, I suppose that was a part of who she was...wanting to take care of everyone. She certainly made me feel taken care of when I was with her. I consider the time I spent with Susie and Roger that year a gift. Perhaps the fondest memory I keep of Susie comes from a time when I didn't even know her. A long time ago, my mom told me a story of a time when they were both living at home and Roger was away in the service. The details of the story escape me...except that my mom would have to put up with Susie singing along at the top of her lungs around her room to "Band of Gold". I would think of that story often when Sue, Roger, and I were sitting around the dinner table. All these years later, I still see them as the young couple they surely were all those years ago, so in love. I have an image of Susie imprinted in my mind of how she looked when Roger made her laugh, as if as much as she wanted to roll her eyes at him for being so goofy, she couldn't resist cracking up. Susie was Roger's bride until her last day. Their love for each other is inspiring and a great example for us all. I miss her terribly already. I can't wait to see her again. I know Jesus is preparing a place for me in Heaven...I suspect Susie insists at being right along side of Him, helping set the breakfast table for all her loved ones. "