Obituary of Susan German

Suddenly on Monday July 22. 2013 at age 65. Predeceased by her father, Archie German; aunt, Pauleen German. Survived by her mother, F. Dorothy German; brother, Robert (Mary) German; nieces, Katie (Ron) Rodas, Leslie German' nephew, Mike (Jacci) German; great nieces and nephews, Emma, David and Leah; aunts, Georgiana and Barb and cousin, Sandi. Sue leaves behind her beloved companion and "little buddy", Jake. Sue was a former employee of Eastman Kodak in the Employee Suggestion Department and was an EMT with the Spencerport Volunteer Ambulance for many years. Thank you to Sue's lifelong best friends, Irene, Elaine, Eileen and David for their care and compassion. Thank you to all of Sue's caring neighbors, friends and family members who were always there to help. Visitation will be on Thursday from 4-7 PM at the funeral home, 15 West Ave. Spencerport. Sue's Celebration of Life will be on Friday at 11 AM at the funeral home. Interment Parma Corners Cemetery. (N. Union St. Spencerport). Contributions in Sue's memory can be made to the Humane Society at Lollypop Farm, 99 Victor Rd., Fairport, NY 14450. Sue was born at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, on October 17, 1947 to Archie and Dorothy. Archie was an electrician at Kodak Park and Dorothy was a homemaker. Sue's brother, Bob enjoyed time together. Sue's greatest "secret" was the time Bob ran over her legs with his "Doodle-bug." He told her to Hold On! Sue was involved in 4-H, girl scouts, and she loved the accordion. During her young adult years, Sue loved music, played in musicals in high school. She enjoyed golf, bowling and was a radio announcer in Utica (Julie Jones), EMT on Spencerport Ambulance for many years. Sue completed a 2yr. degree in Advertising. She traveled throughout the US recruiting college students for Kodak. Nascar was a favorite of Sue's. After retirement she worked as a home health aide until suffering a stroke in 1995. In recent years, Sue enjoyed her many train trips to Utica to visit David. Sue's love was her family and her little 4-legged friends, her mother, brother, nieces and nephews, aunts and cousins. They will all remember Christmas Eve at Sue's house eating her delicious lasagna and singing the 12 days of Christmas. Friends and Family would best describe Sue as very creative, she would always come up with a poem for the occasion. She wrote the Eulogy for many family funerals.