Suzanne Park Kingsbery

I was blessed to know Sue from the "Getting Better" group at Broussards. She was a delightful person, and so pretty, both inside and out. She always had a smile for everyone, and spoke very lovingly about her family. She is missed...

Linda Cook

Wonderful lady, wonderful family.

I would be at the services but we are out of town.

It was truly a privilege taking care of Hank and Sue.

God's love.

Eddie Collins

To the family of Sue,
Sue and I have been friends for years, from church and beyond. I was one of her "daughters", and I always referred to her as my "american mom". Sue was the wonderful, caring and sweet mom I had here (since my mom lives on the other side of the world). We always had fun visiting with each other, whether it was at church, her house, the places where we shared meals, the places where we volunteered, the hospital, and the nursing homes. She welcomed me into her home and her life with so much love, and for that I will be forever grateful. She was proud of all of you, and never failed to mention you every time we saw each other. Your mom was beautiful inside and out, and I will always cherish the memories of the times we shared. May you find comfort knowing that He has blessed her with a life that was well lived, and that she is in a much better place now, with your dad and with our Lord.

God bless the Kingsbery family. Sue was such an amazing lady! She inspired me so much with her determination and willingness to keep working! She was part of so many things at St. Andrews-no resting on her laurels for Sue. Up until her latest illness she was cooking, attending meetings, and helping with every kind of church project! She will be GREATLY missed!

Our dear sweet Sue Sue:
Our hearts are so very heavy not having you physically with us today, BUT our hearts rejoice in knowing you have been made whole and you are reunited with your beloved Hank. I miss you terribly, I miss your smile, your laughter, I miss our lunches together at JoJo's with Grace. I remember fondly today our nights of playing cards, of you joining our family for holidays when you were in town, or our New Years Eve at Pat's playing cards into the night. My tears fall but I can manage a smile knowing that you are with our Father in Heaven. I will always feel your presence with us at St. Andrew's. I always said that if I could be half the mom you have been I will be happy. Reading what your son's wrote about you show the kind of mom you are...you raised sons that honor and love you. We will always miss you dear Sue Sue!

One of the sweetest ladies there ever was. She will be greatly missed by her church family @ St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church.

There are no words that will describe how much I will miss Mrs. Sue. Some friends and I met her at the Emmaus Walk in 2009, and we formed a reunion group. We met for coffee just about every Thursday morning, and we all loved hearing about her activities and how she was even more busy than all of us! She was also a great neighbor to my parents, The Shakours, and she was a huge support to me when I lost my dad last April.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers. She will always inspire me! We have been so blessed to know such a beautiful soul!

Stacy Shakour Stevens

I have not had the privilege of knowing Sue for very long. I met her about 3 years ago through St. Andrews. She was very inviting and had a knack for getting folks to volunteer to help her! Her beautiful smile will be missed.

Words cannot express how sad I am about Mrs. Kingsbery's passing. She was such a dear friend to us all. My sister has fond memories of being in her care at the Day School. She loved all her students and they loved her. Mrs. Kingsbery has touched many lives and St. Andrews will not be the same without her. It has been an honor to know her and worship with her for so many years. Heaven has gained a very caring and hard-working angel. May God bless you all.
Blessings, Emily Everett Allen

For many years Sue volunteered to help with Interviewing for the Empty Stocking Fund. We, along with the many other groups with whom she was so active, truly miss her.
Fran Engelbrecht
Empty Stocking Fund