I want to express my Thanksgiving and gratitude to all my friends and brothers and sisters in the Lord Jesus, who sent me your condolences; cards, e-mails and prayers during my mothers sickness and passing.
Suzy Q--My Mother was "one of a kind" to say the least and fought the Globalist's all her life. As I held her in my arms the last time, she was broken-hearted over what her beloved America had become at the hands of the Traitors in DC. She was brilliant and so far ahead of her time that most people could not understand what she was talking about let alone care.
She read over 100 publications monthly for over 50 years and clipped articles and hand dated the source on everyone--literally over 1 ton of articles were packaged up. It would take someone a life time to get through them all!
I realize that her generation was Brave, Lovely and God-fearing — the reason why we had the country we had. They cared and were willing to pay the ultimate price for FREEDOM something the current generation is mostly unaware of.
My mother was witty and intense and never backed down when it came to speaking her mind. She was intimidating to many health care professionals as she read the Physicians Desk Reference and New England Medical Journal of Medicine for light reading. Suzy devoured alternative health info which was her passion.
During the last hour of her life My Beloved mother refused all further medications and tubes. She left not in passive surrender to her inevitable death but in a dignified manner. The timing of her death was the same month as her twin sister, Sally, who preceded her in death by nine years.
Like all treasured relationships, we don't see the depth of our friends and loved ones it seems, until it's too late. My children have an amazing woman to reflect on in their Grandmother as she stood against the evil of her ever changing world. I owe her so much and God is fabulously Wonderful in having given to me the Mother I have!
Blessings and Thanksgiving to all who encouraged and interceded for my family at this most difficult time!
Love -- "All Hail the power of Jesus name"!
Steve Quayle and Famiy!
Susan R. Quayle
1926-2007
Susan R. Quayle, 81, passed away July 25, 2007, in Bozeman. She was born April 26, 1926, in Iron River, Mich., the daughter of Doris and Raymond Tegge.
She graduated from Iron River High School with the class of 1943. She attended Northern Michigan University and subsequently graduated from the Gale Institute of Aeronautics in Minneapolis and Civil Aeronautics Administration Center in Chicago, respectively.
On Dec. 12, 1947, she married Stephen Edward Quayle in Houston, Texas. They had two sons, Stephen Raymond Quayle and Clayton Randolph Quayle.
She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and Lily of the Valley Order of Easter Star and was politically active in various official capacities with the Gallatin County Republican Women, having served as president for three terms. She was also a member of the Gallatin County Republican Central Committee for over three decades--serving as State Committee Woman and Vice Chairman in the seventies. She also enjoyed playing bridge as an avid devotee.
Her husband preceded her in death in 1972, her parents in 1978, brother, Raymond L. Tegge in 1984, followed by son, Clayton in 1989 (sic 1978) and sister, Sally Hollinger in 1999.
Survivors include her son, Stephen of Bozeman, five grandchildren and one sister, Bette Nielsen, of Denver.
A private memorial will be held on Sunday, July 29, 2007. Arrangements were in the care of Dokken-Nelson Funeral Service.
Published in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle on 7/29/2007