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Susan Smith, 70, Syracuse, passed away on Monday, Feb. 1, 2016, at Millers Merry Manor, Syracuse.
She was born on Sept. 9, 1945, in Fort Wayne, to Charles and Pauline (Wagner) Blue. She was a Syracuse area resident since 1979.
She is survived by her daughter: Paula Fiscus, Milford; son: Brad (Cheryl) Smith, Franklin, Tenn.; seven grandchildren; one brother: Jeff (Ann) Blue, Fort Wayne; two sisters: Patsy (John) Howeltt, Mich.; and Marianne (Carl) Miller, Fort Wayne; daughter-in-law: April Smith, Perrysburg, Ohio. She was preceded in death by her husband: Clark Smith; son: Todd Smith; and son-in-law: Todd Fiscus.
There will be a memorial service at 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 6, at the Eastlund Funeral Home with Golden Seaton officiating. Calling will be two hours prior to the service from 3-6 p.m.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Wawasee High School Theater and Music departments
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Judith M. Arnett (Sierer)
susie was a great friend, she will be missed by many...judi (arnett) sierer, titusville, Florida
David C. Green
There were many people in our class that I was and continue to be close to given geographic limitations. Susan was someone I always regarded as a friend in high school even though we weren't that close. She was definitely a person I remember with great fondness and I'm sorry to hear of her passing
Rodger A. Macy
Susie was my date to the Sophomore Dance, (or did we call it Party). She was fun, energetic and had a great smile. From what I read, she had a full life and wonderful family. I will always remember her.
My condolences to Susie's friends and family.
Linda J. Blombach (Goebel)
Susie was one of my dearest friends. We were in the same homeroom and did many things together. I remember her cottage at the lake and also that her Dad who was so good to me. We went shopping downtown Fort Wayne and I drove my brother's stick shift car. When we were going up the parking garage I hugged the middle too close and caved in the passenger door. I was devestated, but Susie told me to go to her Dad's filling station on Lake & Anthony. He used a plunger and popped the door back out! I was so relieved as I feared my big brother, Mike, would deck me. I remember Roger and Susie going to the Sophomre dance as we double dated for that event. What fun. Susie always had a smile on her face and was so much fun to be around. Dear Susie, rest in peace. My condolences to her family.