Susan M. "Susie" Goeser

Susan M. “Susie” (Rusch) Goeser, 66, peacefully passed into the arms of Jesus on Sunday, April 2, 2017 in her home in the company of her family after a hard fought battle with cancer. She was born on December 18, 1950 in Madison, WI to Reynold and Elizabeth Rusch. Susie graduated from Dominican High School in Whitefish Bay in 1969. She continued her education at UW-Oshkosh studying Psychology.



Susie really enjoyed spending time with her family. She was married 43 years to Peter S. Goeser of Fond du Lac. She is survived by daughter, Michelle (Dan) Williston of Fond du Lac; son Stephen (Brenda) Goeser of Fond du Lac; son Michael (Chelsea) of Madison; WI; five grandchildren, Tyler Berndt, 20, of Boise, ID; Emily Feucht, 14, of Fond du Lac; Nathan Feucht, 12, of Fond du Lac; Quentin Williston, 20, of Fond du Lac; and Jace Williston, 13, of Fond du Lac; sister, Sally (Willy) Seeliger of Minocqua; nephew, Christopher (Jocelyn) Seeliger of Minocqua; niece Kelly (Nick) Seeliger of Minocqua, along with two great-nephews, Ethan and Drew Seeliger; and two nieces, Lilian and Magnolia of Minocqua.



Susie was a devoted wife, mother, grandma, sister and aunt. She loved everyone, and was a compassionate, caring and loving person. Susie gave her heart to everything she did, especially to her family. Susie was a strong, courageous woman who loved life, Jesus, family and bonfires. Susie was a member of Essential Rock Church of Fond du Lac and enjoyed being a part of such a great church family.



Funeral Services will be held privately for close family and friends.



We want to thank you, mom, for being an amazingly beautiful, loving wife, mother and grandma. We can never thank you enough for all you taught us, and we are missing you like crazy! Enjoy heaven with your sparkly pink angel wings – you certainly deserve it. Love you to the moon and back!



We also want to thank our dad, Pete, for keeping his promise to mom to keep her right where she wanted, at home, no matter how hard it got. We love you, dad, and are so proud of how hard you fought to keep your promise to mom.



Thank you, Hospice Hope, for helping out for the remaining few week of mom’s remaining days. You allowed dad to breathe again.



And, we thank Essential Rock Church, Pastor John, for the countless hours you stood by mom’s bedside with us and prayed. Along with the many meals prepared by numerous parishioners, who selflessly made and delivered meals feeding ten people. You are compassionate and caring people and will be remembered forever.