In Memory Of

Frances Suzanne Kinder

Oct 8, 1931 - Jun 30, 2024

Service

Monday, July 8, 2024
2:00 pm
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (8 Keast Way, Red Deer, Alberta)

Interment

Private Family Internment to Precede The Celebration of Life.

Obituary

Frances Suzanne Kinder
October 8, 1931 ~ June 30, 2024

With heavy hearts we announce the passing of our beloved mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and great great grandmother, Frances Suzanne Kinder.
She passed away peacefully on June 30, 2024 at the age of 92 in her home of 45 years.
Suzanne is survived by her sons James (Debra) Kinder, Roger Kinder, Kent (Neang Chim) Kinder, Perry (Lorraine) Kinder, Dale Kay (Joanne Aldoff); 17 grandchildren; and numerous great grandchildren an great great grandchildren. She is also survived by her one brother Don (Brenda) Knight.

Suzanne is predeceased by her biological parents Jack and Dorothy Knight; as well as her adopted parents Gladys and Frank Waldman; sister Marjorie (Bruce) Thompson; brothers Fred and John Knight and Jerry Waldman; and her loving husband of 54 years Eldon Kinder; son Wayne Kinder; and one great grandson Keith Kinder.

Suzanne was a very loving wife, mother, grandmother, friend, and devoted member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She loved deeply and always welcomed anyone to the table. She usually referred to herself as “Grandma” to anyone we introduced her to and always made all those around her feel welcomed and loved.

Suzanne was known for her delicious meals and always making sure everyone was filled up… and then some. She had a huge heart and a charitable spirit, and always made sure those who were alone always had a welcoming place to go.

She loved her family unconditionally with all her heart and was always your biggest cheerleader and support.

Suzanne will be forever missed by her family and friends. A Celebration of her life will be held on Monday, July 8, 2024, at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (8 Keast Way, Red Deer, Alberta) at 2:00 PM. The Celebration of Life will be followed by lunch and many shared memories.

A private family internment will precede the Celebration of Life.

Condolences

Bev and Bill Gearhart :

Condolences from Bill and I. We met Grandma for a Thanksgiving Dinner family get together that Sym and Gerry held. We are Gerry's parents from Ontario. She was a very loving and beautiful woman. We are honored to have had the chance to meet her.
God be with you all at this time and God Bless !

Ethel Wilde:

Sorry for your loss Dale and family

Will Pitcher:

I had the fortunate blessing of being showered with Kinder kindness during a difficult time. Suzanne's generous service and unconditional will to provide help when she could will always hold a tender place in my heart. She was an angel in my life.
Roger and Dale, my sincerest condolences to you both.

Danece Workman:

Sister Kinder always had a smile on her face. She had a lot of experience and when I was a young mother she was encouraging, sweet and kind. She had a positive impact on my life. She will be missed here, but others will rejoice in their reunion.

Byron Sutela:

My deepest sympathy to the Kinder family, as I grew up with James and Roger, and spent time with their family when they were on the farm in the Hespero area . Suzanne was always a kind and caring lady and loved by all.

Steve Desjardins:

It was always a pleasure to be around Suzanne. She was a very kind hearted and loving woman, I am sure everyone has the same sentiments. Her food was always so delicious that I never wanted to leave her house.
My condolences to the Kinder’s family.
She will be missed.

Hollis Ehman:

I was sad to know that this lovely woman is no longer here on earth. The Kinders were always so kind to us.
Our condolences to Roger and his family, as well as all the Kinder family.

Jeff Bondy:

We had the fun opportunity of eating at Suzanne’s table. And yes, we did not go away hungry. You knew you were loved.

Leisa Paxman:

So sorry for your loss .she took me on like i was her own and treated with kindness and love .she will be missed . My love is with your family at the greivinng time.

Wanda Oler:

Sister Kinder was always kind and smiling and generous. I think of her often and have missed her while she’s been homebound. Her memory brings joy to my heart.

Josie Frid. KenFrid:

Sorry for the family’s loss

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