Sue Biter was born to Emily and Floyd Hart in Westchester, Pennsylvania and raised in Dover, Delaware with her younger sister Nancy. She then met and married Cleon Biter and moved to Boulder, Colorado, where she resided until she passed away on December 3rd 2024.
Sue was a copywriter for catalogue and seed companies for many years. Following her divorce, her passion for gardening blossomed. Her yard was a vibrant canvas of flowers and vegetables. After becoming a Master Gardener, she extended her green thumb to the Boulder County Jail, where she volunteered, helping inmates enhance their gardening skills.
Along with gardening, Sue enjoyed playing bridge and tennis and was a talented seamstress. She was a devoted mother to three daughters Audrey (Richard), Barbara (Thomas), and Rebecca. In addition to her daughters, she is survived by her grandchildren Sandra Potter (Will), Katie Potter (Ewan), and Eric Kawczynski, and her great-granddaughter Evie Potter.
Her gentle spirit will be fondly remembered by all who knew her.
All my love, Mom. You’re kind and gentle nature will always be with me.
Thank you for growing our food while you were raising us up.
I am now entering the later phase of my life, and the beginning of my passion for planting. I hope I inherited your green thumb along with all the precious flowering plants from your garden.
Hey Mom, I wish you could be here with us this Christmas – both your granddaughters, their partners, your great granddaughter and even Evie’s other grandmother are all here with Rick and I. I’m thinking of you and wishing I could talk with you. I miss you.
Thanks for being my Mom.
Much Love, Audrey
Awww a better and more inclusive, funny, tender, seed, cutter and advice sharing neighbor there never was. Our life was so embellished by our friendships with sue and Mack, and the girls. Rest hon, the tilling and weeding are done, hoping you get to reap what you sowed 💋
Sue will forever hold a special place in my heart, so grateful to have been blessed to know her. Hugs to her amazing family 💜
Sue was a sweet and charming woman. I enjoyed hearing about her youth in Delaware. I loved seeing the flowers bloom in her yard every summer. She was immensely proud of her daughters. I will miss her.
You will always be with me! I am honored and lucky to have been part of your life.
You were always very welcoming to me and mine, from allowing Beck and I to take over your kitchen and make everything from taffy to pickles to allowing spur of the moment, surprise visits, whether Beck was in town or not. Thank you for being easy going, easy to talk to, and offering guidance.
Thank you Sue for being a trailblazer as a fiercely independent and sensitive woman and raising three amazing fearlessly independent and sensitive women.
You have blessed us all with the memory of flowers.
Aloha always