After adoption, Sue grew up in Beavercreek, Ohio and moved to Cheviot, Ohio when she married James Frazier. She and James attended Beavercreek Schools together. She was married multiple times, the first to Wesley Cost, then several others before finally marrying her high school friend, Jim Frazier.
I was Sue's best friend from Ferguson Junior High in Beavercreek thru Beavercreek High School. Although Sue did not graduate from Beavercreek High School, because of pregnancy and marrying the baby's father, Wes Cost, after marrying Jim, she did earn her GED. She worked at a bank, but years of smoking brought the inevitable health problems which led to her early death.
Although Sue and I were very good friends through school and years later where I met her every need, the friendship ended when at all of her weddings, she invited me to sit in the audience at most of her weddings and never even once standing at her side. This made me feel used, that the friendship was completely one sided.
Sue's last husband told me that she wished to be cremated, but the poor condition of her corpse left no other choice but cremation.
I had often urged Sue to find her biological parents. All that was known was that her mother was Russian. Sue had no interest in finding them.
I was Sue's best friend from Ferguson Junior High in Beavercreek thru Beavercreek High School. Although Sue did not graduate from Beavercreek High School, because of pregnancy and marrying the baby's father, Wes Cost, after marrying Jim, she did earn her GED. She worked at a bank, but years of smoking brought the inevitable health problems which led to her early death.
Although Sue and I were very good friends through school and years later where I met her every need, the friendship ended when at all of her weddings, she invited me to sit in the audience at most of her weddings and never even once standing at her side. This made me feel used, that the friendship was completely one sided.
Sue's last husband told me that she wished to be cremated, but the poor condition of her corpse left no other choice but cremation.
I had often urged Sue to find her biological parents. All that was known was that her mother was Russian. Sue had no interest in finding them.
After adoption, Sue grew up in Beavercreek, Ohio and moved to Cheviot, Ohio when she married James Frazier. She and James attended Beavercreek Schools together. She was married multiple times, the first to Wesley Cost, then several others before finally marrying her high school friend, Jim Frazier.
I was Sue's best friend from Ferguson Junior High in Beavercreek thru Beavercreek High School. Although Sue did not graduate from Beavercreek High School, because of pregnancy and marrying the baby's father, Wes Cost, after marrying Jim, she did earn her GED. She worked at a bank, but years of smoking brought the inevitable health problems which led to her early death.
Although Sue and I were very good friends through school and years later where I met her every need, the friendship ended when at all of her weddings, she invited me to sit in the audience at most of her weddings and never even once standing at her side. This made me feel used, that the friendship was completely one sided.
Sue's last husband told me that she wished to be cremated, but the poor condition of her corpse left no other choice but cremation.
I had often urged Sue to find her biological parents. All that was known was that her mother was Russian. Sue had no interest in finding them.
I was Sue's best friend from Ferguson Junior High in Beavercreek thru Beavercreek High School. Although Sue did not graduate from Beavercreek High School, because of pregnancy and marrying the baby's father, Wes Cost, after marrying Jim, she did earn her GED. She worked at a bank, but years of smoking brought the inevitable health problems which led to her early death.
Although Sue and I were very good friends through school and years later where I met her every need, the friendship ended when at all of her weddings, she invited me to sit in the audience at most of her weddings and never even once standing at her side. This made me feel used, that the friendship was completely one sided.
Sue's last husband told me that she wished to be cremated, but the poor condition of her corpse left no other choice but cremation.
I had often urged Sue to find her biological parents. All that was known was that her mother was Russian. Sue had no interest in finding them.
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