This site is dedicated to the memory of Carolyn Sue Hester, loving mother to Patrick and Stanton, Sister to Toni, Judy and Patricia, Daughter of E.R. Powell Sr & June S. Pierce, and Friend to so many. Scroll down to view photos and sign our Guestbook.
Carolyn Sue Hester
Dec 7th, 1941 – March 22nd, 2021
On Monday, March 22nd 2021, Carolyn Sue Powell Hester, passed away at the age of 79. Sue – who never liked being called Carolyn – passed at her son’s home in Colorado, surrounded by family and knowing she was loved. She was a loving mother to Patrick and Stanton, Sister to Toni, Judy, Patricia, Randall and E. R. Powell Jr., Daughter of E.R. Powell Sr. & June S. Pierce, and Friend to so many… (read her entire obituary here)
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Lu lu
from Paducah wrote on July 22, 2021 at 8:09 am
So many memories of my sweet cuz! Baby sitting Stan and Patrick , working with her at sore today! She always was a strong willed , happy woman!! Love you cuz and I know she was very proud of her two boys!😘❤️She will be missed always by so many! RIP my precious cuz! 😘❤️
melissa (lisa) Miller King
from Central City Ky wrote on June 12, 2021 at 7:00 am
i loved sue always sweet memories aunt june’s kids was always good to us
J.T. Evans
from Colorado Springs wrote on June 9, 2021 at 5:43 pm
Her smile. That's what I remember most. When we'd invade your house for gaming purposes, she'd always have a smile for each person tromping in through the door. She loved people so much, and chatting with her while the game-prep went on was a sheer pleasure.
Ashton Kasang
from Aurora wrote on June 9, 2021 at 11:02 am
Aunt Sue always loved music and I always remember her singing when we would have family functions and just sitting around while the guys plays guitars. While I was living with my grandparents during my divorce. Dekhova was young and didn’t understand but as she got older she loved being around aunt sue when she would come over. Dekhova was so sweet with her. She will be forever missed.
Steve Funderburg
from Centennial wrote on June 6, 2021 at 5:27 am
Aunt Sue was such a powerful influence in my life. She always had a positive outlook on life, and loved family with all her heart. I’ll never forget her smile, her laughter, her positive attitude. I miss her so much.
John Funderburg
from Centennial wrote on June 5, 2021 at 2:34 pm
Sue, My sister-in-law, was a sweet loving person. She was a part of my family for 60+ years. from our teen years through our senior years. There's so many good memories and stories that I could tell but it would take too long. One thing I will say, she was a strong willed person with good family values. I miss and love you Sue.
Jackie Filyaw Smith Lummus
from Gilbertsville Ky wrote on June 5, 2021 at 11:18 am
As I sit here thinking of Sue, scenes of the past flash back, her kindness, her compassion, her love of family. You got what you saw with Sue but she had a way of delivering it with a big dose of care for that person. I am so glad we got to visit with Sue when Patrick and Stanton came to Ky. My heart and soul will always remember our vivacious Sue, and will forever keep those memories close. Rest In Peace Susie Q.
Teresa Rose
from Beech Creek wrote on June 5, 2021 at 9:01 am
She was a beautiful soul inside and out. She is missed. Love y’all.
Michelle Brubeck
from Littleton CO wrote on June 4, 2021 at 10:21 pm
Aunt Sue was always happy. When she was around people that she felt comfortable with, and when those people opened up to her-they became her true friends and she liked them forever. So many family gatherings when I could see her 'click' with someone from across the room, and they would share laughs for the rest of the night. She will be missed by me, and countless other family and friends.
Judy Funderburg
from Centennial wrote on June 4, 2021 at 6:05 pm
It's always sad to lose a sibling but this one was really tough. Going to miss her smile, her love of music, her love of good food and her love for life. Patrick and Stanton took such good care of her, she was treated like a princess for the last few years of her life. Sue would have loved everything about the Celebration of Life but mostly all the family that showed up to show their love. R.I.P. Sue, we miss and love you a lot.
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