Elizabeth “Jeany” Sulze
It is with great sadness that the family of Elizabeth “Jeany” Sulze announces her sudden passing on Wednesday, April 18, 2018, at the age of 59 years. She was born on October 13, 1958 in Saint Louis, Missouri, the daughter of George Weismann and Julia Rohm Weismann. Jeany will be forever remembered by her three children April Sulze Miller (Eoghan), Bill Sulze, and Jennifer Sulze; by her two cherished grandchildren Liam and Miles Miller; and by her sisters and brothers Monika Roubidoux (Art), Trudy Ray, George Weismann and Robert Weismann. Jeany will also be forever remembered by her nieces and nephews, Michelle Howard (Michael), Samantha Weismann, Steve Roubidoux (Laurie), David Roubidoux (Erin), Joseph Weismann; and her extended family and dear friends.
Jeany graduated from Maplewood Richmond Heights High School in 1977, from there she went on to graduate top of her class from Miss Hickey’s Secretarial School (now Hickey College). She went on to have a secretarial career at Anheuser Busch and then various accounting firms. She was working towards an accounting degree from Maryville University.
Jeany loved the outdoors, especially gardening, swimming, and camping. She will be remembered as someone who had a big loving heart, young free spirit, and a doting mother and grandmother. She was actively involved in Alcoholic’s Anonymous and a member of Webster Groves Church of the Nazarene.
A Celebration of Jeany’s life will be held at 5:00 PM on Sunday, May 20, in the Fellowship Hall at Webster Groves Church of the Nazarene, 145 E. Old Watson Road, Saint Louis, Missouri.
You are already missed. Loved your sweet smile.
You and your family have my deepest condolences.
You were always so kind to me and my family. I will miss your sweet spirit.
We will miss our dear friend and pray for her soul and that she is with our Savior. ??
I LOVED LOVED LOVED this woman and never ever forgot her over the years.. so many awesome memories. Stories of the two of that I’ve shared many times over the years, always received with the laughter and joy we shared living the experience. She was my dear friend, she got me a job when I was young, young, like 19 (from which I was fired) .. we spent many hours together when she was married to Dale Porter… she took me to her parents house on southwest blvd so often I felt like a welcome member of the family… we lost touch, but her place in my heart was always secure. I always thought I’d see jeanne again. I dreamed about the wonderful word share. My heart breaks to because that cant happen. please dont waste time, people, if you have a friend you miss. RIP my dear. I love you bunches.
What nice family pictures
I am truly sorry for your loss
Many hugs and prayers to all of you during this sad time.
So sorry for your loss. Prayers to all family and friends.