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Carla Sue Storm Harness
Obituary
Batesville,IN - C. Sue Harness, 77, of Batesville, IN passed away peacefully on May 16, 2018, surrounded by family. She was born to Russell and Susan (nee Moore) Storm in Cincinnati, Ohio. On July 21,1962, Sue married Wayne Harness at Carthage Christian Church.
Sue is survived by her husband of 55 years, S. Wayne Harness, children; Timothy (Christa) Harness and Jennifer (Mario) Lawson-Bonilla, 8 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren and brother Jack Storm. She was preceded in death by her parents, 5 siblings; Evelyn, Earl, Sonny, Lillian and a sister in infancy.
Visitation will be held on Monday, May 21, 2018 from 12PM until the funeral services begin at 2PM, at the Spring Grove Funeral Home (11285 Princeton Pike, 45246). Burial will take place at Oak Hill Cemetery. Memorial donations can be left to The Autism Society of Greater Cincinnati. Online condolences can be left at www.SpringGrove.org.
Published in The Cincinnati Enquirer on May 18, 2018
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Sterling L. Williams
Carla was one of the nicest people I have ever known. She always had a big smile and was anxious to help in anyway she.
I missed her wising me a happy Birthday this year. She always did 😢
J. Kenneth (Ken) Richter
Carla’s many conversations with me always started with the words…. do you remember? Often, I did not and she would then precisely recount some situation, some person or some landmark of our past.
We both grew up in Hartwell and then went off to that …” Big School Woodward.” When we celebrated our 75th Birthday at the Montgomery Inn Boathouse, she brought some old pictures of Hartwell and shared them with me………Things I had long forgotten but were truly special. Her contributions in ensuring that we stayed connected as the Woodward Class of 1959 cannot be overemphasized.
Carla, you have my personal thanks and great admiration…………. RIP
Robert J. Silverman
I will always remember Carla as one of the friendliest, sweetest classmates with that wonderful smile. We will miss you Carla!
Sherman M. Kaplan
Sympathies to Carla's family.
Faye Dalton (Pennekamp)
It seems like only yesterday Carla and I were at Hartwell Elementary. We then took two buses transferring in Carthage in order to attend Woodward high. I loved her humor and good nature. She ws an asset to our class because of her relentless search for updates on fellow classmates. We lift prayers for her family at this time of loss.
Gerald Benjamin
Carla was a sweet gal who worked very hard for our class for many years, She will be missed. Condolences to her family.
Donald Bowen
My prayers go out to Carla's family. My memory of her is she was always a sweet, kind, and all around a good person. She will be missed by all her family and friends.
Charles M. Campbell
Carla will be missed by everyone that knew her. Working on the 50th reunion committee with her trying to locate the missing people was really something. I don’t know how she had so much information. She would contact me and tell me that she heard one of our class members lived in some town or city I never heard of. I’d search it out and sure enough would locate that person. She was something special
David H. Greene
so sad to to hear of Carla's passing. I hope her family can see the outpouring of love on this website that the many of her classmates had for her.Glad I got to speak with her at the boathouse get together. We all miss you RIP Dave Greenel
Nancy Sue Brown (Balcerzak)
So many memories come flooding back about Carla Classmate, childhood friend , and the sweetist person I knew. When we were in grade school ( I went to Roselawn) over the summers I would walk to Hartwell to go swimming at the pool to meet Carla and Hang out then on to Woodward and GAA, Art Club and Showcase.I can' think of a more giving gal and It leaves a big hole in my heart to think she is gone Nancy