Susan Rene Navarro

Susan Navarro ObituaryObituary published on Legacy.com by McNutt Funeral Home - Conroe on Mar. 9, 2026.Susan Rene Navarro, known to her friends and loved ones as Sue, was the kind of person who could light up a room with her laughter and keep it bright with her selfless love. She was born on September 19, 1962, in Norwich, Connecticut, Sue's journey on this earth came to a peaceful close on February 16, 2026, in Willis, Texas, after a courageous battle with bladder cancer.Sue's early years in Norwich were filled with love and guidance of her parents, Stanley Ziezulka and Ann Judy Sullivan. Her father, Stanley, predeceased her, but his spirit and teachings continued to inspire her throughout her life. Alongside her older brother, Michael Ziezulka, and her younger sister, Jann Bills, Sue developed an importance of cherishing every moment together.Her professional life was marked by a successful career as a Hotel General Manager for Extended Stay America, where she was not just a leader but a mentor and friend to her colleagues. Marked by her dedication and the genuine connections she made with both her team and guests. Sue's leadership style was unique – a blend of unwavering support and an innate ability to inspire those around her to strive for excellence.Sue's interests were as wide-ranging as her sense of humor. She loved talking about music and shooting pool with her son, Jay Navarro, their matches were legendary. The kitchen was her sanctuary, a place where she poured her heart into cooking for her loved ones. Her grandson, Jayden Garcia Navarro, had a dedicated fan in Grandma Sue, who was there cheering him on in his latest soccer or basketball game. Shopping, crafting and mother-daughter trips to the beach with her daughter, Denyell Carey, moments they both cherished deeply. Movie nights with her daughter and son-in-law, Joe Carey, were filled with laughter and the kind of contentment that comes from simply being together. Sue's selfless nature shone brightest in her role as a mother. Her children and grandchildren were her pride and joy.Sue's legacy is not just in the roles she fulfilled so beautifully but in the essence of who she was – a loving, selfless, and thoughtful soul who made a lasting impact on her family, friends, and community. Her life reminds us to cherish the connections we have, to nurture our passions, and to always approach each day with a generous heart and an open mind.Above all, Susan's greatest pride and love were her family. She is lovingly survived by her daughter, Denyell Carey, and son-in-law, Joe Carey; her son, Julio "Jay" Inocencio Navarro and her cherished grandson, Jayden Garcia Navarro. She is also survived by her mother, Ann Judy Sullivan; her older brother, Michael Ziezulka; and her younger sister, Jann Bills. Her love for her family was fierce, unwavering, and unconditional.Today, as we remember Sue, let's honor her memory by living as she did – with boundless love, unwavering kindness, and a commitment to making the world a brighter place for everyone. Her journey was one of purpose, filled with moments of joy, growth, and an abundance of love. May we all strive to embody the virtues that Sue exemplified so effortlessly, and may her memory serve as a beacon of hope and inspiration for generations to come.Celebration of Life will be on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at sunset located atEB Rains Jr Memorial Park11701 Community Center DrNorthglenn, CO 80233At the Pavilions across from the playgroundTo plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.