Susan M. Larsen

June 10, 1950 - May 3, 2026

Susan M. “Sue” Larsen (née Vanyur)

June 10th, 1950 – May 3rd, 2026

Susan M. “Sue” Larsen, born on a hot and humid June day, lived a life much like that day—warm, full, and rich with energy, laughter, and a spirit that naturally brought people together. She passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy of love, kindness, and deep devotion to those fortunate to be part of her life. She was predeceased by her parents, Louise (née Nessel) and John Vanyur, and her husband, Joseph Larsen. At the center of her life was her daughter, Christine Larsen-Britt, and son-in-law, Scott Britt. Whether watching the Philadelphia Phillies together (yes, even during those years), enjoying a summer BBQ, or spending holidays side by side, she cherished their time together. She is also survived by her siblings, John Vanyur, Marie Andrews Coleman, and Louise Scott, along with her nieces, nephews, and dear friends.

Sue worked for many years for Philadelphia Family Court before retiring to Cape May County, where she embraced the shore life she loved. She enjoyed playing mahjong, gathering with her trivia team, the Tidewater Titans, and cheering on the Philadelphia Phillies. Sunny and Finnley, her beloved grand-dogs, always greeted her with unmistakable excitement. She will be remembered for all the big and small things that made up who she was-wearing her Phillies red, the traces of Sunny and Finnley’s enthusiastic, nose-first greetings, and for the warmth and beauty she carried both inside and out. Much like that hot and humid June day, her love for her family was steady, strong, and impossible to miss.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Sue’s memory may be made to Samaritan Hospice or Cape May County Park & Zoo.

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Susan M. “Sue” Larsen (née Vanyur) June 10th, 1950 – May 3rd, 2026 Susan M. “Sue” Larsen, born on a hot and humid June day, lived a life much like that day—warm, full, and rich with energy, laughter, and a spirit that naturally brought people together. She passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy ofContinue Reading

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I will remember Sue for her resilience, her quiet friendship and her place with the Tidewater Titans on Trivia nights. We’ve missed you and were so hopeful that you would return. I hope you are celebrating in Paradise my friend.

To Christine and Family - my thoughts are with you all.

Susan, I’m still struggling to find the right words, because none of them feel big enough to hold what you meant to me. You weren’t just a friend—you were a constant, a presence, a light that made even ordinary moments feel a little more meaningful. It’s hard to accept that there won’t be more conversations, more laughs, more “remember when” moments added to our story. But I keep reminding myself that the chapters we did share are ones I’ll carry with me forever. You taught me things without even trying—about kindness, about strength, about showing up for people in the ways that matter most. And even though this chapter has ended, the impact you made doesn’t just disappear. It lingers in memories, in habits, in the way I’ll think of you during the quiet moments. I hope you knew how much you were loved. I hope you felt it every single day. Rest easy, Susan. You’ll always be part of my story

To Christine and the family, I am so so sorry for your loss! Prayers and Hugs!

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