Susan was born October 2, 1957, the fifth child of Paul and Ruth Beyer, in Dallas Texas. Susan graduated from Bishop Lynch High School in 1976 and went on to attend the University of Texas at Arlington.
Susan is survived by her mother, Ruth Virginia Dumbacher Beyer; her husband, John Kerry Freeman; her son James Knighten Birch; her daughter Sarah Kathryn Freeman; her stepson John Joshua Freeman (Araceli) and two granddaughters Brielle and Meadow Freeman. Susan is also survived by her sister Janet DiPuccio (Frank); sister Mary Wiseman (Robert); sister Kathleen Riggins; brother Paul (Jane) Beyer; brother Tom (Cathy) Beyer. Susan also left behind nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, great nieces and great nephews.
Susan courageously battled breast cancer for several years and through it all she never gave up hope. She was strong, brave and enjoyed life in so many ways. Susan was a wonderful human being who never passed judgment or gave up on the ones she loved and those who loved her. Susan loved being a mother and a grandmother.
Susan is survived by her mother, Ruth Virginia Dumbacher Beyer; her husband, John Kerry Freeman; her son James Knighten Birch; her daughter Sarah Kathryn Freeman; her stepson John Joshua Freeman (Araceli) and two granddaughters Brielle and Meadow Freeman. Susan is also survived by her sister Janet DiPuccio (Frank); sister Mary Wiseman (Robert); sister Kathleen Riggins; brother Paul (Jane) Beyer; brother Tom (Cathy) Beyer. Susan also left behind nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, great nieces and great nephews.
Susan courageously battled breast cancer for several years and through it all she never gave up hope. She was strong, brave and enjoyed life in so many ways. Susan was a wonderful human being who never passed judgment or gave up on the ones she loved and those who loved her. Susan loved being a mother and a grandmother.
Susan was born October 2, 1957, the fifth child of Paul and Ruth Beyer, in Dallas Texas. Susan graduated from Bishop Lynch High School in 1976 and went on to attend the University of Texas at Arlington.
Susan is survived by her mother, Ruth Virginia Dumbacher Beyer; her husband, John Kerry Freeman; her son James Knighten Birch; her daughter Sarah Kathryn Freeman; her stepson John Joshua Freeman (Araceli) and two granddaughters Brielle and Meadow Freeman. Susan is also survived by her sister Janet DiPuccio (Frank); sister Mary Wiseman (Robert); sister Kathleen Riggins; brother Paul (Jane) Beyer; brother Tom (Cathy) Beyer. Susan also left behind nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, great nieces and great nephews.
Susan courageously battled breast cancer for several years and through it all she never gave up hope. She was strong, brave and enjoyed life in so many ways. Susan was a wonderful human being who never passed judgment or gave up on the ones she loved and those who loved her. Susan loved being a mother and a grandmother.
Susan is survived by her mother, Ruth Virginia Dumbacher Beyer; her husband, John Kerry Freeman; her son James Knighten Birch; her daughter Sarah Kathryn Freeman; her stepson John Joshua Freeman (Araceli) and two granddaughters Brielle and Meadow Freeman. Susan is also survived by her sister Janet DiPuccio (Frank); sister Mary Wiseman (Robert); sister Kathleen Riggins; brother Paul (Jane) Beyer; brother Tom (Cathy) Beyer. Susan also left behind nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, great nieces and great nephews.
Susan courageously battled breast cancer for several years and through it all she never gave up hope. She was strong, brave and enjoyed life in so many ways. Susan was a wonderful human being who never passed judgment or gave up on the ones she loved and those who loved her. Susan loved being a mother and a grandmother.
