She was preceded in death by her husband of 45 years, John M. Goodwin, Jr. and her second husband, Albert Tubbesing. Susan is survived by her loving family; 2 children:
Susan was among the first women graduates of Washington University Law School in 1947 to receive a JD degree. She was an active member of Phi Mu Sorority and the Panhellenic Association. She chaired many charitable projects in both the St. Louis and the Lake Ozark Communities for the Missouri Historical Society and the Lake Ozark Hospital Association. She worked as an attorney for the Frisco Railroad and the Lawyer’s Reference Service of St. Louis. Subsequently, she was hired as a Hearing’s Officer for the St. Louis County Juvenile Court and served until she retired in 1986. She received the Lawyer’s Association Award of Honor jointly with her husband John M. Goodwin in 1974 in recognition of their years of service to the profession. Susan served on numerous boards of St. Louis agencies whose missions were to improve the lives of the children they served. She was an avid bridge player, loyal Cardinal baseball fan and loved to travel.
Bopp Chapel
~~~~the above is from a merged memorial
Susan was among the first women graduates of Washington University Law School in 1947 to receive a JD degree. She was an active member of Phi Mu Sorority and the Panhellenic Association. She chaired many charitable projects in both the St. Louis and the Lake Ozark Communities for the Missouri Historical Society and the Lake Ozark Hospital Association. She worked as an attorney for the Frisco Railroad and the Lawyer’s Reference Service of St. Louis. Subsequently, she was hired as a Hearing’s Officer for the St. Louis County Juvenile Court and served until she retired in 1986. She received the Lawyer’s Association Award of Honor jointly with her husband John M. Goodwin in 1974 in recognition of their years of service to the profession. Susan served on numerous boards of St. Louis agencies whose missions were to improve the lives of the children they served. She was an avid bridge player, loyal Cardinal baseball fan and loved to travel.
Bopp Chapel
~~~~the above is from a merged memorial
She was preceded in death by her husband of 45 years, John M. Goodwin, Jr. and her second husband, Albert Tubbesing. Susan is survived by her loving family; 2 children:
Susan was among the first women graduates of Washington University Law School in 1947 to receive a JD degree. She was an active member of Phi Mu Sorority and the Panhellenic Association. She chaired many charitable projects in both the St. Louis and the Lake Ozark Communities for the Missouri Historical Society and the Lake Ozark Hospital Association. She worked as an attorney for the Frisco Railroad and the Lawyer’s Reference Service of St. Louis. Subsequently, she was hired as a Hearing’s Officer for the St. Louis County Juvenile Court and served until she retired in 1986. She received the Lawyer’s Association Award of Honor jointly with her husband John M. Goodwin in 1974 in recognition of their years of service to the profession. Susan served on numerous boards of St. Louis agencies whose missions were to improve the lives of the children they served. She was an avid bridge player, loyal Cardinal baseball fan and loved to travel.
Bopp Chapel
~~~~the above is from a merged memorial
Susan was among the first women graduates of Washington University Law School in 1947 to receive a JD degree. She was an active member of Phi Mu Sorority and the Panhellenic Association. She chaired many charitable projects in both the St. Louis and the Lake Ozark Communities for the Missouri Historical Society and the Lake Ozark Hospital Association. She worked as an attorney for the Frisco Railroad and the Lawyer’s Reference Service of St. Louis. Subsequently, she was hired as a Hearing’s Officer for the St. Louis County Juvenile Court and served until she retired in 1986. She received the Lawyer’s Association Award of Honor jointly with her husband John M. Goodwin in 1974 in recognition of their years of service to the profession. Susan served on numerous boards of St. Louis agencies whose missions were to improve the lives of the children they served. She was an avid bridge player, loyal Cardinal baseball fan and loved to travel.
Bopp Chapel
~~~~the above is from a merged memorial
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Burial Date: June 29, 2016
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