Susan "Sue" Ann Beehler

CELEBRANTS
Fr. John Rader
Deacon Barry Wagner
Fr. Bob Krantz
MUSIC
Organist ~ Martin Sieverding
Congregational Hymns
“Amazing Grace”
“On Eagle’s Wings”
“How Great Thou Art”
“I Know My Redeemer Lives”
HONORARY URNBEARERS
Nursing Staff of Avera-St. Benedict’s Hospital
Delmont Fire Department
Susan “Sue” Ann Beehler was born on Tuesday, January 14, 1958 to Harvey and Shirley (Dangel) Rokusek in Parkston, South Dakota. She graduated Scotland High School in 1976 and went on to attend 2 years of college at Mitchell VoTech where she earned her LPN degree. On July 31, 1981, Sue was united in marriage to Kevin Beehler at St. George Catholic Church in Scotland. Sue was a caring person, who served as a nurse most of her life, working at St. Michael’s Hospital in Tyndall for 15 years and Avera-St. Benedict Health Center in Parkston for over 20 years. Together, Kevin and Sue loved participating in the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, snowmobiling in the Black Hills, attending her two children’s sporting events, and walking the family pet, Demon. At times, she also liked to slow down and enjoy a good book.
Sue passed away on Wednesday, February 11, 2015 at Avera-St. Benedict Health Center in Parkston having attained the age of 57 years and 28 days.
She is survived and remembered by her husband, Kevin Beehler of Delmont; two children: Scott Beehler of Iroquois, SD and Amanda Beehler of Rochester, MN; her beloved dog Demon; mother Shirley Rokusek of Tripp; three brothers: Richard Rokusek of Norfolk, NE, James (Jane) Rokusek of Watertown, and Paul (Barbara) Rokusek of Tripp; and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her father Harvey Rokusek, father-in-law Eugene Beehler, and mother-in-law Leona Beehler.
The family would like to give a special thank you to all the Avera-St. Benedict’s Hospital Staff, Delmont and Parkston community members, Delmont Volunteer Fire Department, the many friends of the family, and all those who have touched the life of Sue in a special way over the years. Thank you for everything, it has all been greatly appreciated
and certainly remembered.