Susan Kuhlmann

Sending my heartfelt condolences to Susan's family on your loss. While we never worked together directly, I would often reach out to her for assistance from Canada. I always appreciated her level of professionalism, prompt responses and her humor and witty responses. She truly was an All Star and will be deeply missed by those that knew her.

I only worked with Susan for a short period of time, but remembered her as being a happy and kind person. In the past couple of months, I almost always met her in the breakroom in the morning. We chatted about the weather or the past weekend. She was full of positive energy. Talking with her made me feel that my day ahead would be bright. She will always be that happy and positive person in my memory.

Luigi Cuzzolin and the Pipex Italia associates send our heartfelt condolences to Susan’s family at this time of loss. We were fortunate enough to be acquainted with Susan through DNOW. She was such a talented asset and we enjoyed working with her for many years. We will greatly miss her presence.

Ciao Susan ..I still can’t believe you have gone .
I have been working with you for the last 15 years .. and I truly enjoyed doing that even when we did not share the same opinions. THANK YOU for your patience , your hard work and all the support you have always given me and Pipex . I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers .
My heart goes out to your family and those who will miss you as much as I do.

Susan has always been loved by my entire family. We met way back in the day, as she was my sister's best friend. We had so much fun with her and the old gang and spend just about every weekend partyin', watching the Rockets,the Astros, Oilers, wrestlin',Saturday Night Live, spending the day at Bear Creek Park, floating the river at New Braunfels or heading the beach. There was no shortage of good times and great memories. Susan was not only fun, but very genuine. Our temporary loss is Heaven's eternal gain. Party on Suzy, and antler up!!

The Spring Branch High School Class of 1976 wish to extend their deepest sympathy to Susan’s family and friends. “Once a Bear, Always a Bear”

Susan was hired into my department over 40 years ago. I could not have imagined what a positive influence she would be on everyone. As I moved thru my career, Susan moved with me as we were a team and worked well together on every task. We worked on a acquisition in New York and had pizza that night while working and watched the Rockets beat New York for the NBA championship. We enjoyed working together. The world is not the same without her in it. My deepest condolences.

I am sorry to hear the passing of Susan. Susan and her brother Howard and myself played together all the time since we lived next door. Their mother Doris kept me When my Mother and dad was working. May her brother Howard and the family be Blessed during this sad time.

I worked with Susan for about 5 years at Wilson/NOV and another 5 years or so as a vendor. Susan was always one to help in anyway that she could. Often she would be quick with her wit and told great stories. She was one of the nicest people I’ve ever run across. She will be greatly missed.

I worked with Susan for the last 10 years and more so in the last 5. She was passionate, witty, thorough, and innovative. She wasn't afraid to say you were wrong or point out that you were missing a bunch of key information. I was one of those people once or twice, but I learned to be better because of it. She was a wealth of knowledge and happy to teach those that were willing to learn.

We recently celebrated her 40th anniversary and heard some great stories from new and old co-workers. Susan touched the hearts of many here at DNOW and will be sorely missed.