Valeria Belzer

Birth date: Feb 14, 1938 Death date: Aug 21, 2021

Valeria "Sue" Belzer February 14, 1938 - August 21, 2021 Born February 14, 1938 to Frank & Agnes Lemke in Chicago, IL. Sue is survived by her husband; Richard, brother; Fred, and three sons; Mark, David, and Michael. Sue spent h Read Obituary

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Marilyn Owen

217w ago

The old photo of Sue and my son, Rick, from the mid-90’s is probably my favorite, and brings me joy whenever I see it. This was Sue’s happy place—exhausted from cooking and cleaning for a family visit, yet playful and eternally patient with the children in her life. I do think Sue’s calling was to be a mother, and she was like a mother to me during the 20 years I dated and was married to her son, Mark. We shared a deep bond all those years, and I’m so grateful we were able to reconnect and speak from the heart before she passed, including a visit just before COVID, with that little boy all grown up. Sue, I will always love you and treasure what I learned from you, and I know you have been received into Love everlasting.

Christopher A. Behrle

218w ago

One of my fondest memories was approximately two years ago when I flew out to California to visit my Uncle Bud and Aunt Sue. Aunt Sue told me a story about Christmas time when we were young children and she was concerned about the welfare of her boys new Christmas gifts when Adam and I came to visit. She was worried that we would break them so she hid them high up in the closets. LOL

After the passing of my mom Joanne, My Uncle Bud's sister, Bud and Sue flew to Rhinelander, Wisconsin to spend time with the five of us six kids and shared many memories. We got acquainted with each other after so many years of not seeing them. It was a comforting time for all of us.

Chris Behrle

Erin Belzer

218w ago

My heart is heavy, and the world is less vibrant and interesting without mom here with us. In my mind, I have an image of her sitting by our Lord's side which gives me great comfort. I am blessed beyond measure to have been part of her life. Her emotional fortitude during the most challenging times of her life, her unwavering faith, and her ferocious love for her family is a testament to the incredible woman she was. She exemplified the mother and wife I always dreamed of being and helped to shape me into the mother and wife I am today. I am forever grateful. There will always be a giant hole in my heart that misses her deeply, but I take great comfort knowing that she is watching over us and that one day we will be together again.

Mike Belzer

219w ago

When I think of my mother, I feel so proud of the woman she was. Her giving and selflessness was beyond compare. Quick to help others with no expectations in return. She taught me so much in life and in faith. There is a strength that I will continue to draw upon even though she has passed on from this earth. I know she is ever present and in a much better place. She may be gone from my eyes and ears but she will forever be in my heart. I love you mom.

Gayle Guglielmo

219w ago

Rich--Al and I send our heartfelt sympathies to you and your family. Although we did not know you two very long, and because you were dear friends of the Heidens, we felt close to you and Sue right away because we were close to Dick and Faye for many years. Sue was one of the sweetest ladies I've ever known. Her sense of humor, in spite of her health, was ever-present and never ceased to give us a smile or a giggle. We are so blessed to have gotten to know her, and you as well.
God Bless,
Gayle and Al Guglielmo

Mark Belzer

219w ago

My Mother dedicated her life to "being of service". As a Nurse, Mother, Cub Scout Den Mother and later in life through her works at her Church her life was dedicated to serving those in need. I credit my Mother with instilling my love of Nature and am so grateful to her for this. Her last years were difficult yet she remained strong in her faith and love of others. Thanks Mom for the positive impact you had with so many and now you can finally rest and enjoy the Legacy of your life of Service and Love.

Robin Behrle

219w ago

in honor of Valeria.

My dear sweet Aunt Susie, I have reflected joyfully over the family gatherings we had when I was a child. Fond loving memories remain in my heart and mind. You always made the best desserts ☺️. I send my prayers that God is guiding you with everlasting light, love and peace. Rest be yours. 🕯️️💜☮️ Always, Robin

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Connie

219w ago

I recall working on the cups of flowers and thought it was an amazing way to bless people when they were ill or grieving. I learned a lot from that ministry too.. Now I know who created this ministry. So glad it is still ongoing. Blessings of peace to all of Sue’s family.
Connie Schwartz

Barbara Riddle

219w ago

Sue was such an asset to Ranch Bernardo Community Presbyterian Church. While she was a Deacon, the flower ministry flourished under her care and many folks were recipients of her lovely teacup bouquets.

Jack And Patti Batchie

219w ago

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