Susan Weber, age 68, passed away on January 15, 2025 after along hard-fought battle with cancer.
Sue was born on January 27, 1956 in St.Louis, MO to Lucy and Joe Drmacic. Sue graduated from Bishop DuBourg High School in 1974.
In 1975, Sue met and married the love of her life, Randy Weber. They went on to have 2 children, Chris and Melissa. They were both wonderful parents who always put their children’s needs ahead of their own. Sue worked at Midwest Bank Centre for 30 years in multiple positions where she created many friendships with coworkers and clients.
Sue was a wonderful wife, mother and grandmother who was always there when we needed her the most, offering support, wisdom and love in abundance. She was a friend to everyone. Sue was a cherished member of the Spanish American Girls Society (SAGS) and the treasurer of the group for many years. She loved her SAGS sisters who brought her so much joy and laughter over the years.
Sue was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, & friend with a beautiful soul who would help anyone. Her radiant smile lit up any room she entered. She lived life to the fullest and especially loved spending time with her family, friends, and her beloved dog, Coco. Sue took her role as a grandmother to the highest degree. Leo and Stella were the light of her life and she loved telling everyone about them.
Although Sue is gone, she will live in our hearts forever.
Sue is survived by her husband of 49 years, Randy; her children, Christopher (Brandi) and Melissa (Jamie); her grandchildren, Leo and Stella; and her brother Tony (Antonia). She is preceded in death by her father, Joe; her mother,Lucy; brother Bill; father in law, Martin; mother in law, Theresa; and brother in law, Wayne.
In lieu of flowers, contributions to A.F.A.F. Foundation 3921 Roundtable Court (63129) appreciated. WWW.AFAFFOUNDATION.ORG www.PayPal.com/US/fundraiser/charity/3317284
Services: Funeral Mass at St. Margaret Mary Alacoque. 4900 Ringer Rd. St. Louis MO 63129. Saturday January 18, 2025.
Visitation 9am-10am followed by mass at 10am. Private burial at Park Lawn Cemetery following mass. Luncheon for all family/friends following burial around noon at St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Parish Center. KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY SERVICE.
My heart is broken knowing Susie passed away. She will be dearly missed by all of her friends and SAGS sisters. My sympathy goes out to Randy and her children and her grandchildren.
I worked with Sue at Lemay Bank but she quickly became a friend. She had such a way with people, everyone loved her. Sue always had a smile and friendly word. You will be greatly missed but never forgotten ❤️
I had the pleasure of working with Sue for many Years at Lemay Bank/MidwestbankCentre. She was always a smiley & happy person & so good at her jobs. She will be missed as we also had fun socializing outside of work too. Prayers for her family.
My heart is broken for Sue’s family and Friends. She was a beautiful soul who left a lasting impact on everyone that she met. Rest In Peace my SAGS Sister.
I met Sue through Gail and became Facebook friends. We loved sharing stories about our grandchildren together. She was a beautiful person, inside and out. Your friendship will live in my heart forever.
My deepest condolences to Sue’s family and friends. Sue was always there to help people. Even during her illness she brought together a group of friends to help another person in need of help. She will be missed.
I hope in time Randy and family you will find peace 🕊️. You now have a special angel watching over you.
I am a Bishop Du Bourg ‘74 alumni. I met Sue in high school. Even 50 years ago she was a kind and caring person.. I am blessed to have reconnected with her even for a short time. In this short time I was reminded of her unselfishness and her kindness. When another one of our classmates was in a life changing automobile accident with her daughter and granddaughter, Sue, even though she was fighting her own battle constructed a DB 74 Alumni group to rally around our classmate and formed a camaraderie of people who along with the guidance of Sue has raised money to help our classmate and had started several fundraising events that are yet to transpire. We all loved Sue and the selflessness and courage she portrayed will stay with us forever. My deepest condolences for Sue’s family and close friends. Heaven has gained an angel but we have lost one on Earth. Sue, thank you for showing our group what a true warrior you were and the impact you left in this world not only gave us hope that there is still good to be found but also that true kindness does exist. Rest in God’s arms, you deserve your place in Heaven.
I worked with Sue at Lemay Bank for 25 years. She was always so kind and sweet with everyone she would meet. My thoughts and prayers are with Sue’s beautiful family at this most difficult time. Sue will be missed many.
Hard to see this, it makes it real. I have known Sue for 60 years, I would say ” she is my sister’s other sister”. She fought this with courage and grace and I thought she would be THE ONE to beat this. God had other plans we will never understand. Randy, Chris and Melissa I hope you know that if anything I can do, just ask. Memories of Sue will always be happy ones. See you on the other side, Sue, but hopefully not too soon. Love you Sue
You may be gone but you will not be forgotten. You will be missed. RIP Sue.
I met Sue when I started working at the bank. She was always so cheerful and had a kind word and a friendly smile for everyone. My thoughts and prayers to your family.
Renee,
Sue was blessed beyond words having you for a friend! You 2 were like Thelma & Louise & Lucy & Ethel! You know the people that cannot say you were friends since 2nd grade, without even a lull in 60 years! You guys were to the point you knew what the other one was going to say before you said it! Your friendship, compassion, comforting words & love for one another does not go unnoticed! I wish I could take your pain away & tell you it’s all going to be okay! But that’s all in Gods hands now! The only thing you can do is when you lay your head on your pillow tonight, you can actually say “I will always miss you my dear friend, but I did everything I could! And that you did Reen! That you did! If there wasn’t so much love, it wouldn’t be this hard to say goodbye! My thoughts are with you dear friend!❤️
Randy,
My heartfelt condolences to you & family. Our prayers go out for you and Susan.
Talk to you soon, my friend.
Leo & Kathy Schwartz
We are so sorry for your loss. I am a cousin in Paris TN and Sue and Tony came for a visit a few years ago, I didn’t get to spend much time with her through the years but I knew she was a very loving and sweet person. Her mom and mine were sisters. All of the family will be in our thoughts and prayers , God bless you all
Just seeing this news on Facebook and I feel so brokenhearted for you, Randy and family., Sue was a wonderful person and so sweet and kind. Always enjoyed talking to her over the years. Randy, I pray your beautiful memories will help you find peace during this difficult time.
Patti & Bill Kappel
Sue, I will miss you and your support through our cancer journey’s. I only met her once in person but we kept up with each other through messenger. We’d check in on each other about our scans and how we were doing. I pray you are resting in the arms of our Lord and that you will continue to pray for all of us and watch over all of us.
Sue was a strong,kind, thoughtful and determined to beat this Cancer. I could tell how much she loved her family, grands and life.
My deepest sympathy to Randy, her children, her grands, other family and friends.
I know she will be dearly missed.
Phyllis Sandusky
Randy,
We are so very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers to you and your family. God Bless…
I graduated with Sue and worked with her at Midwest Bank also, a kinder soul there never was.. God speed on your journey to meet your maker. The world is a little darker today.
I was so saddened to hear this news. Sue and I started at Lemay Bank about the same time, just a few months apart. We became friends and had a lot of good times together. Our kids were the same age and became friends. Time goes on and we lost touch with each other, but I will always remember our fun times and the laughs we had. God bless you Randy and family. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
I worked with Sue for over 30 years at Lemay Bank/Midwest BankCentre. She was not only a co-worker but a dear friend. Sue was one of the nicest, kindest, caring people I have ever known.
Beautiful inside and out. She was loved by many and will be sorely missed. My deepest sympathies to her family and prayers for their healing.
Like all who knew and loved Sue my heart is broken. She was such a beautiful person and soul. I feel blessed to have had her in my life and can only imagine the pain Sue’s family is experiencing. I will keep your family in my prayers. God Bless.