Susan M Smith

Susan M. Smith, 63, of Orwell, NY passed away at her home on Wednesday, August 16th surrounded by her family.

Susan was born in Watertown, NY on December 9th, 1959 to the late Arnold and Grace Caufield. She married Glen D. Smith on November 27th, 2005. Susan was President of Corral #97 of the AHA in Sandy Creek, the owner of Hotel Martin in Sandy Creek, and a member of the Cold Springs golf course.

Susan is survived by her three children, Raymond (Desiree) Brown of Lacona, Tina (Derek) Pfluger of Pulaski, and Brian (Andrea) Brown of Sandy Creek. Susan is also survived by her six siblings, Arnie Caufield of Sandy Creek, Sandy (Steven) Jones of Stanton, KY, Charles (Shari) Caufield of Palermo, Wade Caufield, Carol Thomas, and Kevin (Laura) Caufield, all of Sandy Creek. As well as six Grandchildren, Lauren Wilber, Alyvia, Peyton, Zoey, and Bradley Brown, Jacob Brown Clementino, and many nieces and nephews.
Susan was predeceased by her first husband and father of her children Patrick E. Brown and also by her loving husband Glen D. Smith.

Calling hours will be held on Friday, August 25th from 3 PM to 8 PM at Summerville Funeral Home of Sandy Creek, NY. A graveside service will be held at Orwell Cemetery on Saturday, August 26th at 11 AM. Celebration of Life to follow graveside services at The Olde School Pub aka The Hotel Martin.

She lit up the room with her smile and laughter and vivacious spirit. She was a Giver to all, expecter of nothing in return. She loved to travel and see the world. If you needed it, she had it because she threw nothing away. We are afraid of what we will find lol. She always had strategically placed tissues in her bra, along with a wad of money. She prided herself on being known as the “b*itch” but had the sweetest, kindest soul. Having said that, you knew where you stood because she was not afraid to tell you how she felt. She was very proud of her children and grandchildren and let us all know how much she loved us. She was best friends to her siblings, Mom to most everyone, and a huge advocate in her community. But most of all the best Mom anyone could ask for and the best Mimi ever. All she wanted was to be home and we got her there, in time for her to reunite with the Love of her Life, her soulmate. Our hearts are broken and sad, but we know you are where you have always wanted to be, in the arms of Glen. We love you to the moon and stars Mom.

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