She was a trained nurse and her husband was a graduate of Johns Hopkins School of Engineering. Went by the name of Aunt Tudd and is called Ann.

Here is a poem she shared with me November 1, 2004:

Family Circle

When a child, I heard my father pray
These are the words, he'd so often say:
May our family circle unbroken be
When we come to dwell with Thee
Both pleasing and acceptable to Thy way
In all we do and think and say

Kneeling there on the kitchen floor
Just wanting to run out the door
My ears didn't listen on even hear
Those words so wonderfully dear

Now, that I 'm older and wiser, too
I pray the same as my father would do
Now, I plead for a circle unbroken
In the same words that dad had spoken
I'm sure that in my sillier youth
My heart heard these words of truth

May all our circles be complete and true
When, at last, we all come home to You
Susanna K. Hooper - Age 87

Aunt Ann has joined the rest of her brothers and sisters; she died yesterday (Friday, January 11, 2008).. They are having a "gathering" for her on Monday, and then she will be taken to Baltimore to be buried next to Uncle Bill. Sylvia reminded me that Aunt Ann was always the "pokey" one according to our Grandmother; that is, she was always the last one in and Grandma had to hold the door open for her. Now, Grandma can close the door. Love, peace and blessings to all of you. Let's be sure to keep the family together and stay in touch; our parents would want that, as do I. Marj

Susanna K. Hooper
Published: Jan 13, 2008 EST
Susanna K. Hooper Susanna K. "Sue" Hooper, 90, of 305 Parkview Drive, Manheim, formerly of Baltimore, Maryland went home to be with her Lord on Friday, January 11, 2008 at the Heart of Lancaster Regional Medical Center, Lititz. Born in Gap, PA, she was the daughter of the late Rev. George S.M. and Lydia Sensenig Kauffroth. She was the wife of the late William U. "Bill" Hooper; he died on April 20, 1998. Sue graduated from the former Presbyterian School of Nursing, Philadelphia. A veteran of the United States Army, Sue served as a Registered Nurse during WW II. Mrs. Hooper was a member of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Manheim where she was involved with the Daughters of Zion Sunday school class. Surviving is a daughter, Elizabeth H. wife of David R. Wise of Manheim; four granddaughters, Dr. Abigail Porter, Lydia Wise, Elizabeth Smith, Katherine Thomas, five great grandchildren, and a son-in-la w Richard Horne. She was preceded in death by a daughter, Martha Horne, four sisters and two brothers. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend her Graveside Service at Druid Ridge Cemetery 7900 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland on Tuesday, January 15, 2008 at 11:00 AM with Pastor James W. Roth officiating. There will be no viewing. Friends may visit with the family at Buch Funeral Home 21 Market Square Manheim, PA on Monday evening from 6:30 PM until 8:30 PM. Those desiring may send contributions in Sues memory to the Baltimore Rescue Mission P. O. Box 735 Baltimore, Maryland 21203. The Buch Funeral Home, Manheim, PA in charge of arrangements. For further information or to send the family a message of condolence you may visit our website at www.buchfuneral.com