On March 11th 1965, Susan Marie Corson was born to Bob and Martha Corson in Philadelphia. Being the youngest of three children, she received plenty of love and attention from her parents, grandparents, two older siblings and extended family.
Growing up in the Kensington section of the city, Sue enjoyed the company of many friends. She became interested in sports at a young age and played basketball for her elementary school, Visitation BVM. Later, she graduated from Little Flower High School and enrolled in a Dental Assistant program, which led to a lifelong career in the dental field.
Sue enjoyed having family dinners, pool parties and Eagles games at her house in Blackwood. She was a caring person, always doing for others. Even though her illness prevented her from attending Thanksgiving dinner this year, Sue still delivered food to her niece, who was hosting, and gifts for her great nieces and nephews. Her heart was full of love for her sons, Ian and Quinn, and in 2018 she found even more room in her heart when she became Mrs. Jay Hellerman and, in the process, gained yet another loving family.
On January 7th, the LORD, in His infinite love, called Sue home to be with Him in His Kingdom. She is survived by her husband, Jay, sons, Ian and Quinn and their father, Scott Doskis, sister, Terry Breslin (Lee) and Jay's three children Megan, Matthew and Michael. She is preceded in death by her parents and brother, Bob. Aunt Sue is dearly loved by many nieces and nephews and will be missed by all of her family and friends.
There will be a Visitation from 9am - 11am on Saturday, January 13, at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE. Mememorial Service to follow at the funeral home.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the American Cancer Society, 1818 Market Street, Suite 2820, Philadelphia, PA 19103, www.cancer.org
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My condolences to the family and friends that Sue treasured, especially her sons and husband.
I met Sue at a dental office in Haddon Heights...She greeted you at the front desk. Her smile and caring words, immediately made you feel calm. I moved away but often thought of Sue. I enjoyed reading about her family and friends as well as seeing some pictures she would share. Heaven is a bit brighter now...Rest easy Sue.
We knew Sue as Mama Soup she was huge part of our family and childhood. We loved her like another mother even growing up and moving on we never lost contact with her. She will be dearly missed and my greatest condolences for her sons Ian and Quinn. 🌼
Condolences to the family. May Susan RIP. We are her cousins from Ohio !
Lorie, Ronnie, & Ron Volandt
Great next door neighbor for years in Haddon Heights. So sad. Our sympathies to Quinn and Ian.
Ted & Regina Taylor