Susan Felker died last night

[thatsbaseball]

She was a beautiful person who touched many lives. She will be missed. R.I.P. Susan and prayers for Rocky and your children.

 

[jdbulldog]

Susan was a wonderful, sweet person. May God bless all her family.

 

[The Fatboy]

Do we know how she died?

 

[thatsbaseball]

She had been sick for quite a while.

 

[Dawg1976]

Didn't know that. May she RIP.

 

[MarkDallas]

She's been battling cancer for a couple years.

 

[Grove Sh*tter]

I only visited with her one time. Her graceful attitude in the midst of her struggle with disease was a marvel. She shared freely and without a hint of complaint. In the brief visit I had with her, I could tell that she truly lived well in the shadow of death, without fear.

I will never forget it.

 

[jdbulldog]

I only visited with her one time. Her graceful attitude in the midst of her struggle with disease was a marvel. She shared freely and without a hint of complaint. In the brief visit I had with her, I could tell that she truly lived well in the shadow of death, without fear.

I will never forget it.

Yep, that’s her! Bless her.

 

[$altyDawg]

I hate that I never got to meet her because everyone that did talked about what an amazing lady she was. I was at MSU during the Felker era, and knew several players that spoke very highly of her. 65 is just too young; it was the same age that cancer took my mother from this earth. Much too close to home.

 

[Chris Mannix]

I hate that I never got to meet her because everyone that did talked about what an amazing lady she was. I was at MSU during the Felker era, and knew several players that spoke very highly of her. 65 is just too young; it was the same age that cancer took my mother from this earth. Much too close to home.

You are exactly right sir that is way too young. I lost my dad to cancer at 61. I did not know Mrs. Felker personally, and to be honest I was not a huge fan of her husband as a coach. They seemed like truly awesome people and Coach Felker always came off as a great guy, so for those reasons I say RIP to this nice lady. I always have said if there is a heaven that anyone who battles cancer should be given a spot there. This disease is the plague of our time and people that have seen a family member battle it understand that. I would make one point that if you are moved or upset by the death of this wonderful lady, then turn that grief into action. Donate to St. Jude’s or donate to any organization that is committed to bringing this modern plague to an end.

 

[MarkDallas]

I always have said if there is a heaven that anyone who battles cancer should be given a spot there.

Somebody already reserved her a spot.

 

[LexSCDOG]

She was a beautiful person who touched many lives. She will be missed. R.I.P. Susan and prayers for Rocky and your children.

I did not know her but some friends of mine are close to her son who is or was one of the pastors(student?) at First Pres Jackson. Since I know of rocky I followed her Caring bridge site to know how to pray for her and did for over 2 yrs. I can tell you from that observation only she love the Lord Jesus and while did not want to leave this earth, was very ready to see behold her Savior's face the moment He called her home.