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Susan Wilkinson Lundmark 

We love and miss you! 

Salt Lake City, Utah—Susan was known by many names. Her favorites were: Mom, Mormor, Farmor, Aunt Sue, and Miss Sue. She had a kind word for everyone she met and was always up for fun. As one of her 

grandchildren describes: "If there wasn't anything fun to do, she would make up something fun to do. She would use her imagination." 

Her early years were spent riding horses with her father and learning culinary, etiquette, and beauty from her mother. She loved adventuring with her brother Craig and admired her older sister Lynne's grace. She enjoyed talks with her little brother Jeff, and fun activities with her little sister, Jayne. 

As a young adult she enjoyed performing with the Virginia Tanner-Children's Dance Theatre (CDT) where the friends she made became a lifelong family. She went on to teach at CDT for decades and recently turned her living room into a studio to teach her grandchildren. Beautiful thank you notes drawn by the small hands of her students adorn her home. 

At Brigham Young University, she met her fun-loving match in Ken Lundmark from Sweden.They courted, often long distance, and once they married, were rarely apart. Whether it was watching movies with the kids, riding bikes, or grilling burgers in the canyon, they were always on an adventure together. 

Susan not only loved dancing, family, and fun, but she was passionate about serving. Whether it was providing advice and encouragement to her children's friends, serving in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, or serving in the Stockholm Sweden temple, she willingly shared her light. Many recall her encouragement as a catalyst for positive choices in their lives. She was always courageous in following the holy guidance she received and encouraged her children and grandchildren to do the same. 

Susan is survived by her husband, Ken Lundmark, children Erik (and Tara) Lundmark, Liv (and Doug) Hale, and Leif (and Jodi) Lundmark, and eight grandchildren. She was an enormous, joyful 

part of many lives, and her family will miss her like crazy! They take comfort in knowing she is now in the arms of her loving parents and younger brother. Please join the family to celebrate Susan's life. 

Open House: Fri, April 30, 2021 5:30-8:30 PM at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park 3401 S Highland Dr (All invited) 

Memorial Service: Sat, May 1, 2021 1:00 PM at Mt. Olympus Ward 4635 South Lanark Rd (Due to capacity restrictions, the service is limited to family and close friends.) Please come to the Open House!

Published by Deseret News from Apr. 21 to Apr. 23, 2021.