Obituary for Susan Kay Potter-Robinson
Susan Kay Potter-Robinson, 56 of Kirksville, Missouri passed away unexpectedly at her home on Monday September 14, 2020.
She was born on Monday November 4, 1963 the youngest of six children to Jack Paul Potter and Mary Ruth Warner-Potter.
Susan is preceded in death by both parents; sister, Virginia Sanders; brother, Stacey Potter and is now singing karaoke and dancing in the sky with her great niece Mary Jane Shea.
Susan is survived by her son, Matthew Robinson of Excelsior Springs, Missouri; daughter, Samantha Robinson of Kirksville, Missouri; six grandchildren, Calista Robinson, Hailey Robinson, Hunter Robinson, Gage Robinson., Sasha Fountain, Bella Fountain; former husband and friend Johnny Robinson; her strong a beloved sister, Brenda Herron of Hurdland, Missouri; brothers, Tracey Potter of Kirksville, Missouri, Jerry Hatcher and wife Pam of La Plata, Missouri; numerous nieces, nephews, great nieces, nephews and cousins.
Susan was a straightforward gal, she loved the King of Rock and Roll, Kessler’s, karaoke, dancing a good party. She was a bit of a hell raiser and afraid of nothing and would certainly put you in your place if she felt you needed it. She was true Elvis Presley fan and collected Elvis memorabilia. Besides Elvis, her true love was the gift of her children, grandchildren and family.
Susan enjoyed many trips with her mom and sister to boat and casino’s for entertainment and her luck at gambling. She was a lover of nature and her father taught her to fishing at an early age and her joy of fishing carried on throughout her life. Susan’s big louder than life personality was small compared to her heart, her desire to give and the compassion that she had for others.
Did someone say party? Do be cruel, put on your blue suede shoes and please join the family as they get “All Shook Up, Shake Rattle and Roll sharing memories of Susan’s love of Elvis and life The visitation will be held on Saturday, September 19, 2020 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm at Christ’s Family Church in Kirksville, Missouri.
A service in honor of Susan will be held at the church at 3:00pm with Pastor Glenn Berry officiating. Interment will follow at Highland Park Cemetery in Kirksville, Missouri.
“Do something worth remembering.” So said Elvis Presley. Memorials are suggested and appreciated to the family. They may be entrusted to A Simplified Funeral Solution at PO Box 57 Green Castle, MO 63544
Condolences, memories, photos and videos may be shared and flowers ordered at www.asimplifiedfuneralsoluton.com
Services are under the direction of Wendy @ A Simplified Funeral Solution your affordable and fun funeral provider.
She was born on Monday November 4, 1963 the youngest of six children to Jack Paul Potter and Mary Ruth Warner-Potter.
Susan is preceded in death by both parents; sister, Virginia Sanders; brother, Stacey Potter and is now singing karaoke and dancing in the sky with her great niece Mary Jane Shea.
Susan is survived by her son, Matthew Robinson of Excelsior Springs, Missouri; daughter, Samantha Robinson of Kirksville, Missouri; six grandchildren, Calista Robinson, Hailey Robinson, Hunter Robinson, Gage Robinson., Sasha Fountain, Bella Fountain; former husband and friend Johnny Robinson; her strong a beloved sister, Brenda Herron of Hurdland, Missouri; brothers, Tracey Potter of Kirksville, Missouri, Jerry Hatcher and wife Pam of La Plata, Missouri; numerous nieces, nephews, great nieces, nephews and cousins.
Susan was a straightforward gal, she loved the King of Rock and Roll, Kessler’s, karaoke, dancing a good party. She was a bit of a hell raiser and afraid of nothing and would certainly put you in your place if she felt you needed it. She was true Elvis Presley fan and collected Elvis memorabilia. Besides Elvis, her true love was the gift of her children, grandchildren and family.
Susan enjoyed many trips with her mom and sister to boat and casino’s for entertainment and her luck at gambling. She was a lover of nature and her father taught her to fishing at an early age and her joy of fishing carried on throughout her life. Susan’s big louder than life personality was small compared to her heart, her desire to give and the compassion that she had for others.
Did someone say party? Do be cruel, put on your blue suede shoes and please join the family as they get “All Shook Up, Shake Rattle and Roll sharing memories of Susan’s love of Elvis and life The visitation will be held on Saturday, September 19, 2020 from 1:00pm to 3:00pm at Christ’s Family Church in Kirksville, Missouri.
A service in honor of Susan will be held at the church at 3:00pm with Pastor Glenn Berry officiating. Interment will follow at Highland Park Cemetery in Kirksville, Missouri.
“Do something worth remembering.” So said Elvis Presley. Memorials are suggested and appreciated to the family. They may be entrusted to A Simplified Funeral Solution at PO Box 57 Green Castle, MO 63544
Condolences, memories, photos and videos may be shared and flowers ordered at www.asimplifiedfuneralsoluton.com
Services are under the direction of Wendy @ A Simplified Funeral Solution your affordable and fun funeral provider.