Obituary for Susi Superville
Mom's Family Life (the Biggest Part of her heart)
She leaves behind 2 Beloved Daughters: Genetta Goddard and Shevette Superville. 2 Granddaughters: Mary and Mauriah Rembert and 5 creative great grandchildren: Naomi Rembert, Emilia Rembert, Leah'Jae Rembert, Kasiem Rembert and Lil' Durrell Rembert.
Our Mom's Journey began in Manheim, Germany on November 04, 1949 in a time when the world was at a great racial influence. She was the 1st born of 2 brothers and 2 sisters. She came to live permanently in the US at the age of 12 in 1961 and went to grade school at Our Lady Of Victory in Bed-Stuy. She graduated from John Jay High School in 1969 and her 1st job was at KeyFood Supermarket as a cashier. Mom's 1st career began as a clerical assistant and worked her way to a supervisor at Manufacturers Hanover and Trust where she worked for almost 13 years. She later found employment as a licensed nursing assistant at NY Presbyterian Hospital to further her career in the medical field as a surgical technician and later retired in 2015. Her total working life was a productive 49 years for both careers.
Our mom was kind and compassionate person to everyone.
As a mom there are no words to define her. What we do know best is - We wish we could have had more time because we will miss you everyday.
We Will Always Love You.
She leaves behind 2 Beloved Daughters: Genetta Goddard and Shevette Superville. 2 Granddaughters: Mary and Mauriah Rembert and 5 creative great grandchildren: Naomi Rembert, Emilia Rembert, Leah'Jae Rembert, Kasiem Rembert and Lil' Durrell Rembert.
Our Mom's Journey began in Manheim, Germany on November 04, 1949 in a time when the world was at a great racial influence. She was the 1st born of 2 brothers and 2 sisters. She came to live permanently in the US at the age of 12 in 1961 and went to grade school at Our Lady Of Victory in Bed-Stuy. She graduated from John Jay High School in 1969 and her 1st job was at KeyFood Supermarket as a cashier. Mom's 1st career began as a clerical assistant and worked her way to a supervisor at Manufacturers Hanover and Trust where she worked for almost 13 years. She later found employment as a licensed nursing assistant at NY Presbyterian Hospital to further her career in the medical field as a surgical technician and later retired in 2015. Her total working life was a productive 49 years for both careers.
Our mom was kind and compassionate person to everyone.
As a mom there are no words to define her. What we do know best is - We wish we could have had more time because we will miss you everyday.
We Will Always Love You.