Sue Carranza Hasseler

Oh my gosh, this is not only sad to hear about her, but a tragedy for all of us. I could not be more shocked and devastated to hear this horrendous news. Like Dave said she was a gentle, loving wonderful person and I pray that her last moments were,....... I don't even know how to end this sentence. No one deserves this especially Lauri. My heart breaks for her and yes, this country has never been in such devastation. If only kids and grandkids knew there could be such a better way of living. I strive for that and do the best I can in my little circle in Carson City Nevada may we touch all peoples hearts in a blessed way, Sue Carranza Hasseler

Wow, I am so shocked from the news about Jeff.  I dated him back in High School and he was such a gentleman.  He was kind, thoughtful and considerate.  I hope he reached many of his goals that he talked about and that he had a great life.  I've thought about him over the years just wondering where he ended up and because it was such an unusall name.  So if I heard it I was always curious about him.  I send peaceful and loving thoughts to his family and friends. May you find peace in memories of him as time goes by.

 Sue Hasseler (Carranza),  Carson City, NV

Thank you Mary Ann for your amazing heartfelt words. I'm sure Jeff heard them and appreciates them deeply. My heart saddens at the continual losses of our classmates. We are a blessed group of people. I'm so glad we had the opportunity to go thru school together back in the 70's and not in today's world. We had it so good. Our greatest fear was being suspended for throwing water balloons. Today kids worry about being shot and live in locked down campuses. The generations today do not realize what true freedom and privacy was like. We are so fortunate to know the difference. We can make the difference. Our class of "Out the door, in 74" may not have been very mature back then but over the years I have witness us all grow up and become valuable, loving, kind, and grateful people. Each person we have loss, from Kiko and Lombard, to Lou and now Jeff helped to make up our great class of 74.  We may not have able to make a difference in the lives of others back then, but we sure can today, one day at a time, one moment at a time, one person at a time. I believe it's so important to be a "day maker".  That's where each day I seek to make someone's day and better place, either randomly without their knowledge or without pomp and applause, this can be the greatest form of giving. Mary Ann, you and all the others who commented on missing Jeff are "day makers" as you made someone's day just a little brighter, lighter, and full of love.  Thank you for your words of love and compassion.  

"Peace out" (??Sue Hasseler (Carranza)

My thoughts and prayers go out to Anne's family and friends. She was a very loved, thoughtful, and kind person. She will be missed by many. 

Brad was such a kind and gentle soul. He smiled with his eyes and was an amazing listener. He had a great deal of maturity for his age. I will miss his gentle nature and humility. He was a great example of both. God be with you Brad. With heartfelt sadness. Sue Carranza 

Posted on: Dec 05, 2014 at 11:16 AM

We moved to Lake Tahoe, Nv area and just love the beautiful Sierra's. It's just amazing. Fantastic people, no traffic, safe and so much to see. Big arts and craft area and great sense of community.