Birth date: Jan 13, 1944 Death date: Aug 17, 2023
Earl James Suter, III of Cornelius, North Carolina, formerly of Mooresville, North Carolina, died on August 17, 2023. He was born on January 13, 1944, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, to the late Earl James Suter Jr. and the late Mary Read Obituary
Earl was always friendly to our family, but he and our pup Chloe shared an extra special bond. Judy and Earl graciously kept her over the years whenever we went out of town, and she’d get so excited when we said their names. As Chloe got older, she snuggled even more with Earl, rather than play. Chloe passed away in May - and I’m sure she was up there wiggling her bottom in anticipation of seeing her favorite snuggle buddy again.
Judy, we are praying for you and your family in this difficult time. Sending you much love.
What wonderful times we had making memories together with you, Judy and Susan. Whether it was simple day trips with the girls going to wineries or antiquing, traveling through northern Maine and Nova Scotia or the time we spent together in Jackson Hole and Yellowstone will never be forgotten. The countless hours we spent together deep-sea fishing in the Atlantic Ocean, the Fish Camp in Maine, fishing the Tennessee River and Lake Norman with our Grandson Brendan are also very precious memories. I know more about fishing today than before I met you.Thanks for the lessons! Also, Brendan will never forget that you taught him to swim the first summer he came to visit us in NC. The paintings you painted for us and Ian are hanging in our houses and will always be a reminder of the love and thoughtfulness that went into them from you to us. Thank you for your service to our country, all the memories and for being a good friend. May God Bless You!
With all our love - Frank, Susan, Todd, Jasmine, Brendan, Tim, Dawn & Ian
Judy, my deepest condolences to you and your family.
I only met Earl once when I came to visit you in NC. He was the consummate host.
Love and best wishes. May God comfort you in your grief.
Earl, many many things I remember, 1st your love n devotion to your family and friends. Your love n patience to paint, and Marti n I are honored to have a few of them. Seating out on the deck watching people fish and also when you would fish down CB. Always talking about the football pool as well as Virginia Tech n UVA. The best was when you called me Smitty, I will miss that the most. We love you. God Bless. Judy is in good hands we will keep an eye in her for you.
Great photo of Earl. I remember his love of sports (VT, UVA, Panthers). He loved sports and watching TV.
I want to express my sorrow at Earl’s passing to one of my closest friends, Judy Suter, and to Earl and Judy’s wonderful family.
He truly fought the good battle.
Hugs and Love, Carol Martin
