Obituary
Sue Ann Guy
Sue Ann Guy, 50, of La Crosse, passed away unexpectedly on October 28th, 2020.
She was born on August 28th, 1970 to Joanne and Gerald Guy.
Sue enjoyed baking, playing cornhole, drinking coffee, gardening, hummingbird feeding, and she could butcher deer. She loved her grandkids very much.
She is survived by 2 children Desirae Gnewikow and Josh Guy, 6 grandkids Aryell, Richie, Remi, Macverick, Taylor, Ryatt, Significant Other Steve Mydy, a brother, 3 sisters, nieces and nephews, her father.
She is preceded in death by her mom Joanne Guy (Zarhte) and grandmother Evelyn.
A celebration of life will be held in the Spring.
Coulee Region Cremation Group is assisting the family.
I will miss her every day.
Sue, you were a beautiful friend and I will forever miss biking to your house for a chat. You’ve been a part of our family forever. I will miss your cookie and candy baskets at Christmas but I will miss you more. I will miss enjoying your amazing garden at every stage but I will miss you more.
You will forever be missed crazy lady, prayers to all, Till we meet again
Sue u were always outgoing always full of smiles an amazing mom and grandma I always loved seeing everything u posted about ur kids and grandkids you were always proud of them I always enjoyed our laughs doing taxes so sad to hear ur gone your way to young ❤ i miss you already
fly high with the angels you will be missed by all who where luck enough to know you Til we meet again ♥ ❤
I’m so sorry for your guys loss she was the best at doing my taxes every year I’ll always miss you rip beautiful angel
My prayers, thoughts and heart goes out to family and friends. Too soon a loss of a beautiful person inside and out. Deepest sympathies.
My condolence to Sue’s children and grandchildren, I was Sue’s principal for awhile in Bangor. Sue was a special person and overcame many obstacles to be successful–proud of her!
I will miss you friend. You will always be remembered.
Mommy you will forever be in my heart and loved by me and all the kids we miss you everyday and wish you could comeback home to us to leave us so soon was unexpected and not wanted I wasnt Ready for you to leave us but can’t wait to see you again you where my world my everything my heart and my rock anytime I needed Something no matter how mad you where you still loved me enough to be there for me you truly are the best mommy on the planet and I love You deeply yours truly your son love you Rest In Peace till we meet again
Steve, Dezi, Josh, I’m so very sorry for your loss. I just found out a couple of hours ago. It’s hard for me to imagine your pain. She was a good friend to me. She once opened up her home to me when I didn’t have one of my own. She once came to pick me up in the middle of the night when my car broke down in the middle of the night and I was so upset that I couldn’t remember anyone’s phone number(way before cell phones) but hers. I hadn’t seen or talked to her in a couple of years. For some reason it was her only her number I could think of? She answered, and she got in her car in the middle of the night and came to find me. A few years later she drove 1600 miles to bring me home. She was always willing to listen, to help if she could. She usually had some good advice to offer, and she always had a smile and a laugh to share. I’ll never forget her!
I’m so sorry for your loss. I worked with her a block for 10 years. She always made coming to work interesting and if I ever needed to vent she was always there. She was a caring and loving soul. She impacted so many people’s life. She’ll be missed by many