IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Susan Carolyn

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Laumer

Jun 29, 1944 — Oct 7, 2026

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Laumer, Susan C., passed away peacefully surrounded by family on October 7, 2026, at the age of 82. Survived by her husband of 61 years, Howie Laumer, and two daughters, Stacy (Randy) Tuchel and Christy (Ron) Cochrane. She was affectionately known as Oma to many, but especially to Brandon Tuchel, Katie (Enrique) Torruco, Hewie, Ryan, Andy and Otto Cochrane, Alex (Krista) Cochrane and the late James Cochrane, Sr. She is also survived by two great-grandkids, Enrique and Caroline Torruco. Known as Aunt Susie to all her nieces and nephews (and spouses), they too always held a special place in her heart. She'll be missed by her girlfriends Vicky and Betty, who she had kept in touch with since high school (Class of 1962, Rufus King H.S.).

Loved ones who have passed away before her were her parents, John and Caroline Dick, her Aunt Caroline and Uncle Bud, her big sister Barbara (Don) Loose and her little brother Rick (Maureen) Dick and her brother-in-law Karl (Cathy) Laumer.

She could finish almost any crossword puzzle, was a genius at trivia, loved to read and listen to music. She was an expert at cross-stitch, knitting, quilting, and making felt-applique Christmas stockings, tree skirts and holiday decorations - creations that will be loved and treasured forever.

We'll miss her sitting in her rocker with a Coca Cola cheering on the Brewers and Packers.

Thank you so much to the very caring nurses, doctors and staff at St. Luke's Hospital in Tower T of the ICU on the 8th floor. They not only took care of her but also took care of her family. We will always be grateful for their kindness.

Per her wishes, no formal funeral services will be held.

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