Birth date: Apr 30, 1954 Death date: Sep 1, 2017
Susan Delores Mobley Bechstein of Tallahassee, FL, passed away surrounded by family at home on September 1, 2017, at the age of 63. Susan is preceded in death by her mother, Louise Dollar Joiner; father, Joseph Mobley; husband, Jo Read Obituary
My thoughts and prayers are with you all
Susan was a one of a kind lady who I will always remember to be a fearsely loyal friend. She always had a smile on her face and opened her home for legendary parties. She will be missed greatly but our loss is heavens gain now. Go rest with John now. ♡ Johnna Bennett-Wilcox
I am so very sorry to hear about Susan. I am praying for God's spirit of peace to surround you all and bring you comfort.
Sending prayers to all your family. So sorry for your loss.
Stamie Joanos
I remember when Susan, Pat, and I were pregnant at the same time. All of our babies were born in December. She was so vibrant and eagerly awaiting the birth of her child. She and our daughter Amy were soul mates. They were friends from the first time they ever met. Now they are celebrating together in Heaven. They both have brand new bodies, they will never grow old, they are pain free, and most of all they have gotten to see Jesus! We can rejoice knowing how happy they are. Amy and Susan, we love and miss you, but we will be reunited some day very soon♡♡
There are no words I could say to make anyone feel better but to say that my Sister Susan who I called "Doodle Bug" was loved. We had country good time when we were growing up, playing outside in the dirt, shelling peas or putting up corn when harvest time would come. We also shared heartaches with the loss of loved ones and await out turn to join them in our Heavenly Home. Give Mama Daddy and Gary a big hug and we will see them one day. Love you Doodle Bug, little Brother Jerry.
Oh, how I loved my "Susie Q"! She was so good to my Mother (her Granny Mobley). When Susan kept her on weekends, she always saw that her Granny got that burger and strawberry milkshake before she went home. Susan had a heart of gold and loved her family to the moon and back. We all shall miss you, Susie Q.
