Sue Bloomfield passed away on January 15, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of love, strength, and devotion that will live on through her family.

She is survived by her three children, Jason, Meghan, and Adam, who were the center of her world and her greatest pride. She is also survived by her beloved grandchildren, Grace, Bear, Hazel, and Van, who were truly the light of her life and the center of her world. Sue shared a -special bond with each of them, and her love for them knew no bounds. Her deep passion for family began with the close bonds she shared with her siblings—her sister, Linda, and her brothers, John and Steve—with whom she maintained a strong and enduring connection throughout her life.

Family was her core. Everything Sue did was rooted in love, loyalty, and devotion to those she held dear. She was a woman who loved big and fiercely, and there was nothing she wouldn't do for her children and family. She worked hard throughout her life to raise her children and remained fully present and deeply involved in every part of their lives.

Free-spirited, fun-loving, caring, and devoted, Sue brought warmth and laughter wherever she went. She had a deep passion for music and found joy in its ability to lift the soul. A loyal sports fan, she passionately supported the Denver Broncos and Seattle Mariners, bringing excitement and heart to every game—something she held especially dear for the deep connection it created with Jason and Adam.

Sue lived with resilience and quiet determination, often saying, "Dark clouds may hang on me sometimes, but I'll work it out." That strength and perseverance defined her spirit and inspired those who knew her.

Above all, Sue's life was a reflection of love in its truest form. Though she is no longer physically with us, her love remains—woven into the lives of her children, grandchildren, and family, and carried forward in every moment they share