Linelle George Susan

On November 4, 2015 the White Mountain Apache Tribe, Emergency Medical Services (EMS), responded to a motor vehicle accident involving one car. Upon arrival they noticed a white SUV with one female patient. They immediately started working on the patient. While working on her, one of the EMS staff recognized the patient. They realized it was their co-worker, Linelle Susan, 38, a paramedic of Cedar Creek, Arizona. The EMTs and Paramedics continued working on Linelle, using their skills they trained for over the years. Unfortunately, they were not successful because of her critical injuries. The EMS staff are all sadden and devastated to lose one of their family members. They all work closely together as they work 24 hour shifts and the EMS Ranch is home away from home. Linelle Susan, 38, a paramedic who worked for the White Mountain Apache Tribe Emergency Medical Services for 5 years will be missed by all. She worked as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and then up graded her skills to an advance life support provider, a Paramedic. She enjoyed working as a Paramedic, because she loved serving her people, saving lives and caring for the people she ran on to and transported by the ambulance. She is survived by her husband, Dugan Susan; 5 daughters, Sunny Ray, Daisy, Birdy, Manny and Beaux; parents, Linus Tessay and Sylvia Williams; siblings, Amy Beatty, Kenna Daugherty, Tia Tessay, Amber Nosie, June Browning, Jess Smith and Aloysius Beatty. Linelle left many beautiful memories. On Saturday, November 7, 2015 there was an ambulance escort from the Owens Livingston Mortuary in Show Low to the Open Bible Lutheran Church in Whiteriver where services were held. A savings account has been set up for donations with the Wells Fargo Bank under Linelle Susan. The routing number is 503816212. Your donations are greatly appreciated.