Susan (Sue) Kay Stanley
June 11, 1952 – December 1, 2021
Sue’s favorite song was “I Can Only Imagine.” After a 2 1/2 year battle with cancer, she doesn’t have to imagine anymore as she is now in the presence of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Sue was born in Beatrice, NE to Elwin and Mildred Trump. She married Eldon Stanley on April 1, 1977 and they had one son, Joshua. Sue and Eldon owned All Aluminum Window Company where she was the office administrator. Sue’s most enjoyable time was spent in her craft room making very special handmade cards.
Sue is survived by her husband Eldon, son Josh (fiancé Kasey), granddaughter Avery, step-daughter Rachelle (Jim), three step-grandchildren and four great grandchildren, brother Mike Trump (Sue), brother-in-law Melvin Stanley (Lori), brother-in-law Rich Ernst Sr. and several nieces and nephews.
Sue is preceded in death by her parents and infant sister Diane.
Funeral services will be Saturday, December 11 at 2pm at Heartland Bible Church, 2611 S. 56th St., Lincoln, NE. Please send memorials to Heartland Bible Church for future designation.
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I am incredibly sad to hear of Sue’s passing. Sue and I worked together several years ago and to me, she was “work mom.” I could talk to Sue about anything during a time in my life that included dating, marriage, and first-time motherhood. Whenever I needed a friendly face, a hug, or a crowd-pleasing recipe, I could count on Sue. I am so lucky to have had her as my friend.
I knew Sue from when she was a customer at Ben Franklin’s. I always loved to see her smile when she entered the store. She was such a dear person. I was saddened to hear of her illness and death. I am thrilled that she is now in the presence of the One who loved her best. I, too, Can Only Imagine. My sympathy, condolences for you her family.