Susan Helen Nowak
April 13, 1951-August 5, 2021
Susan "Suzi" Helen Nowak (70) went home to the arms of her loving Savior on August 5, 2021 at 7:57 pm. Susan was the beloved mom to Michael (Lydia) Narloch Jr. and Robert Narloch; sister to Mary (Patrick) Eaton and Eugene (Sue) Nowak; aunt to Caroline Eaton, Bob (Erin) Eaton, Angela Passig (née Nowak), Thomas (Chelcie) Nowak, and Samantha (Aaron Baird) Nowak; grandmother to Joseph Michael Narloch, and many more loving family members and friends.
Susan was preceded in death by her parents, Eugene & Blanche Nowak, brother-in-law, Patrick Eaton, and daughter-in-law, Christine Narloch.
Susan realized her need to be saved when she was in her 30's and called out to the Lord. Her relationship with the Lord grew over many, many years. She had a deep burden for lost souls not to go to hell and, more recently, she told family that she was ready to go home to Jesus.
Susan loved to talk and called herself "Chattie Cathy." Her favorite conjunction word was, "anyway," which you would hear her say numerous times in her conversation. She really enjoyed socializing with family, friends, and strangers. Kindness was one of Susan's strongest attributes, not only did she have a love for people, but also a love for animals even aiding chipmunks and birds when wounded.
Susan worked for many years as a security guard at the Milwaukee Public Museum. Also, she was very blessed with an amazing artistic talent which she enjoyed using throughout her life. She was humorously creative in painting full-sized murals for Sentry, a local grocery store in Oak Creek, as well as, creating a vast array of artistic pieces (e.g. jewelry, wreaths, pictures, and much more) for fun in her free time. She especially loved visiting the ocean, a beautiful part of God's creation, and incorporated an ocean theme in much of her decorating.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, August 10, 2021 at 10 AM at Mukwonago Baptist Church, 1610 Honeywell Rd., Mukwonago, followed by a funeral service at 12 PM. Interment to follow at Baptist Memorial Cemetery.
We will deeply miss her while on this earth, but look forward to seeing her again either in the air or up there. We love you!
I Corinthians 15:55-57 "O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory? The sting of death is sin; and the strength of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, which giveth us the VICTORY through our Lord Jesus Christ."
April 13, 1951-August 5, 2021
Susan "Suzi" Helen Nowak (70) went home to the arms of her loving Savior on August 5, 2021 at 7:57 pm. Susan was the beloved mom to Michael (Lydia) Narloch Jr. and Robert Narloch; sister to Mary (Patrick) Eaton and Eugene (Sue) Nowak; aunt to Caroline Eaton, Bob (Erin) Eaton, Angela Passig (née Nowak), Thomas (Chelcie) Nowak, and Samantha (Aaron Baird) Nowak; grandmother to Joseph Michael Narloch, and many more loving family members and friends.
Susan was preceded in death by her parents, Eugene & Blanche Nowak, brother-in-law, Patrick Eaton, and daughter-in-law, Christine Narloch.
Susan realized her need to be saved when she was in her 30's and called out to the Lord. Her relationship with the Lord grew over many, many years. She had a deep burden for lost souls not to go to hell and, more recently, she told family that she was ready to go home to Jesus.
Susan loved to talk and called herself "Chattie Cathy." Her favorite conjunction word was, "anyway," which you would hear her say numerous times in her conversation. She really enjoyed socializing with family, friends, and strangers. Kindness was one of Susan's strongest attributes, not only did she have a love for people, but also a love for animals even aiding chipmunks and birds when wounded.
Susan worked for many years as a security guard at the Milwaukee Public Museum. Also, she was very blessed with an amazing artistic talent which she enjoyed using throughout her life. She was humorously creative in painting full-sized murals for Sentry, a local grocery store in Oak Creek, as well as, creating a vast array of artistic pieces (e.g. jewelry, wreaths, pictures, and much more) for fun in her free time. She especially loved visiting the ocean, a beautiful part of God's creation, and incorporated an ocean theme in much of her decorating.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, August 10, 2021 at 10 AM at Mukwonago Baptist Church, 1610 Honeywell Rd., Mukwonago, followed by a funeral service at 12 PM. Interment to follow at Baptist Memorial Cemetery.
We will deeply miss her while on this earth, but look forward to seeing her again either in the air or up there. We love you!
I Corinthians 15:55-57 "O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory? The sting of death is sin; and the strength of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, which giveth us the VICTORY through our Lord Jesus Christ."
Susan Helen Nowak
April 13, 1951-August 5, 2021
Susan "Suzi" Helen Nowak (70) went home to the arms of her loving Savior on August 5, 2021 at 7:57 pm. Susan was the beloved mom to Michael (Lydia) Narloch Jr. and Robert Narloch; sister to Mary (Patrick) Eaton and Eugene (Sue) Nowak; aunt to Caroline Eaton, Bob (Erin) Eaton, Angela Passig (née Nowak), Thomas (Chelcie) Nowak, and Samantha (Aaron Baird) Nowak; grandmother to Joseph Michael Narloch, and many more loving family members and friends.
Susan was preceded in death by her parents, Eugene & Blanche Nowak, brother-in-law, Patrick Eaton, and daughter-in-law, Christine Narloch.
Susan realized her need to be saved when she was in her 30's and called out to the Lord. Her relationship with the Lord grew over many, many years. She had a deep burden for lost souls not to go to hell and, more recently, she told family that she was ready to go home to Jesus.
Susan loved to talk and called herself "Chattie Cathy." Her favorite conjunction word was, "anyway," which you would hear her say numerous times in her conversation. She really enjoyed socializing with family, friends, and strangers. Kindness was one of Susan's strongest attributes, not only did she have a love for people, but also a love for animals even aiding chipmunks and birds when wounded.
Susan worked for many years as a security guard at the Milwaukee Public Museum. Also, she was very blessed with an amazing artistic talent which she enjoyed using throughout her life. She was humorously creative in painting full-sized murals for Sentry, a local grocery store in Oak Creek, as well as, creating a vast array of artistic pieces (e.g. jewelry, wreaths, pictures, and much more) for fun in her free time. She especially loved visiting the ocean, a beautiful part of God's creation, and incorporated an ocean theme in much of her decorating.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, August 10, 2021 at 10 AM at Mukwonago Baptist Church, 1610 Honeywell Rd., Mukwonago, followed by a funeral service at 12 PM. Interment to follow at Baptist Memorial Cemetery.
We will deeply miss her while on this earth, but look forward to seeing her again either in the air or up there. We love you!
I Corinthians 15:55-57 "O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory? The sting of death is sin; and the strength of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, which giveth us the VICTORY through our Lord Jesus Christ."
April 13, 1951-August 5, 2021
Susan "Suzi" Helen Nowak (70) went home to the arms of her loving Savior on August 5, 2021 at 7:57 pm. Susan was the beloved mom to Michael (Lydia) Narloch Jr. and Robert Narloch; sister to Mary (Patrick) Eaton and Eugene (Sue) Nowak; aunt to Caroline Eaton, Bob (Erin) Eaton, Angela Passig (née Nowak), Thomas (Chelcie) Nowak, and Samantha (Aaron Baird) Nowak; grandmother to Joseph Michael Narloch, and many more loving family members and friends.
Susan was preceded in death by her parents, Eugene & Blanche Nowak, brother-in-law, Patrick Eaton, and daughter-in-law, Christine Narloch.
Susan realized her need to be saved when she was in her 30's and called out to the Lord. Her relationship with the Lord grew over many, many years. She had a deep burden for lost souls not to go to hell and, more recently, she told family that she was ready to go home to Jesus.
Susan loved to talk and called herself "Chattie Cathy." Her favorite conjunction word was, "anyway," which you would hear her say numerous times in her conversation. She really enjoyed socializing with family, friends, and strangers. Kindness was one of Susan's strongest attributes, not only did she have a love for people, but also a love for animals even aiding chipmunks and birds when wounded.
Susan worked for many years as a security guard at the Milwaukee Public Museum. Also, she was very blessed with an amazing artistic talent which she enjoyed using throughout her life. She was humorously creative in painting full-sized murals for Sentry, a local grocery store in Oak Creek, as well as, creating a vast array of artistic pieces (e.g. jewelry, wreaths, pictures, and much more) for fun in her free time. She especially loved visiting the ocean, a beautiful part of God's creation, and incorporated an ocean theme in much of her decorating.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, August 10, 2021 at 10 AM at Mukwonago Baptist Church, 1610 Honeywell Rd., Mukwonago, followed by a funeral service at 12 PM. Interment to follow at Baptist Memorial Cemetery.
We will deeply miss her while on this earth, but look forward to seeing her again either in the air or up there. We love you!
I Corinthians 15:55-57 "O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory? The sting of death is sin; and the strength of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, which giveth us the VICTORY through our Lord Jesus Christ."
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