Suzanne Kiefer

Suzanne Kiefer, born on November 24, 1950, was a beacon of compassion and warmth in the lives of those who knew her. She passed away peacefully on October 26, 2024, surrounded by her loving family, leaving behind a profound legacy of love, kindness, and generosity.

A proud graduate of Ahrens High School, Suzanne dedicated her career as a Medical Receptionist with Children’s Orthopedics of Louisville, where her integrity and diligence shone brightly. Her colleagues and friends will remember her not only for her professional contributions but also for her unwavering honesty and genuine spirit.

Suzanne's true pride, however, lay in her family. She devoted her life to raising her beautiful children: son John W. Isaac IV (Michele), daughters Cathy Isaac and Kim Isaac. Each of them carries a piece of her loving spirit, having been nurtured by a mother whose generosity knew no bounds. Her role as a grandmother was one she cherished deeply; she was adored by her grandchildren, Carly Isaac, Ashley Isaac, Sarah Estill, Annabelle Estill, Lincoln Martin, and Cory Isaac. Great grandchildren, Zayn Martin, Bentley Martin, Paisley Martin, Everleigh Estill, Wesley Martin and Jaxsun Isaac. She also survived by her ex-husband John W Isaac III. Each moment spent with them brought her great joy, whether they were at home or enjoying trips to Florida and Tennessee, particularly Clearwater and Gatlinburg.

Suzanne's hobbies reflected her vibrant spirit. She found happiness in watching her favorite shows, visiting the casino, and traveling with her family. These pastimes were more than mere activities; they were opportunities to connect, share laughter, and create memories that will forever live in the hearts of her loved ones.

Suzanne is also remembered for the kindness and love she shared with all those around her. Her giving nature did not just end with family; she forged connections within her community that spoke volumes of her character.

She joins her beloved mother, Frances Catherine Kiefer (Redmon), and father, Theodore Joseph Kiefer, as well as her two brothers, Ronnie and Ralph Kiefer in eternal rest. While they are no longer with us, the values they instilled in Suzanne live on through her family and friends.

As we remember Suzanne Kiefer, we celebrate a remarkable woman whose life was filled with unwavering love, kindness, and cherished memories. Her spirit will continue to light the way for those she touched throughout her journey, forever reminding us of the beauty of compassion and family.