Suzette Marie Kuchulan

Suzette Marie Kuchulan, born on April 14, 1962, in Detroit, Michigan, passed away peacefully on February 11, 2025, in St. Clair Shores, Michigan. Throughout her life, Suzette cultivated deep connections with her family and friends, creating a legacy that will be cherished by all who knew her.

Suzette was a beloved wife to her husband, Daniel Michael Kuchulan Sr. Together, they created a home filled with warmth and love. As a devoted mother, she took great pride in raising her sons, Daniel Michael Kuchulan Jr. and Frederick David Mangold III, as well as being a loving figure in the life of Sarah Margaret Mangold. She embraced her role as a grandmother with immense joy, leaving behind precious memories with her grandchildren: Frederick Mangold IV, Cassidy Mangold, Brooklyn Mangold, Israel Mangold, and Isaac Mangold.

Her siblings, Jeanie Soulliere and Richard Soulliere, shared a unique bond with Suzette, reflective of her ability to foster strong and meaningful relationships within her family. Her mother, Anna Soulliere, and father, Richard Soulliere, predeceased her, but their memory lived on in the heart of their daughter, who often spoke of her mother as her best friend.

Suzette's passion for life was evident in her many endeavours. She delighted in coffee time spent with friends and family, relishing the comfort of casual conversations. The summers were particularly special for her and her family, as they gathered outside by the pool for barbecues, creating lasting memories under the sun. Lazy evenings found her enjoying her favorite shows, illustrating her appreciation for the simple pleasures in life.

Family camping trips also held a special place in her heart, providing a canvas for the creation of memories that will be treasured for generations. An avid photographer, Suzette enjoyed capturing life's moments, ensuring that the stories of her adventures were preserved in snapshots.

Seasonal decorating brought her great joy, as she adorned her home and yard, reflecting her vibrant personality. Her home was known for its inviting atmosphere, often filled with an array of snacks that she lovingly prepared for her family and guests.

Suzette was a hard worker, dedicated to providing for her family, often going above and beyond in her efforts to ensure their well-being. Her love for her dog, Buddy, added another layer to her compassionate nature.

As we honor the life of Suzette Marie Kuchulan, we remember her as a beacon of love, laughter, and dedication. Her spirit will continue to resonate through the hearts of those she loved and those who loved her in return.