Susan Annette McIntosh, born on November 16, 1950, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, passed away on April 13, 2026, in Fort Worth, Texas. A proud veteran of the U.S. Air Force, Susan served as an Airman First Class jet engine mechanic and was recognized as an outstanding Airman Honor Graduate at her first duty station. After her military service, she excelled in various fields, becoming a successful phlebotomist known for her skill and compassionate care, earning multiple accolades and the Lab Corp Cash award for her contributions.

An adventurous spirit, Susan embraced life with passion. She loved riding her Harley Davidson and SCUBA diving, often seeking new experiences to fill her heart. A talented musician, she played the oboe and piano and participated in marching band during her high school years. While her career was important to her, Susan found joy in the simple pleasures of dancing to live music, reading, and painting ceramics. She cherished moments spent with her beloved companion, Link, traveling, attending concerts, and watching the Buffalo Bills and Sabres.

Susan was the proud mother of son and daughter-in-law Jason & Pam Mansur and daughter and son-in-law, Sabrina & Nathan Dowell, who along with their families, blessed her life with grandsons Joshua, Jonah, John, and granddaughter Mariah Mansur. She is also survived by her loving companion Roger "Link" Lingenfelter, dear cousins Charlie Garland & Gene Phipps, and Laura Garland, sister-in-law Nancy McIntosh, and beloved niece and nephews, Mandy, Kristen, and Shaun. Her two cherished puppies, Zarra and Tucker, and kitty Azula, were a source of joy in her life.

A remarkable conversationalist and friend, Susan was admired by colleagues at Kroger, where she contributed to the fuel center becoming the top performer in the region. Her dedication to her work was evident as she played a key role in the opening of several new locations. With a commitment to continuous learning, Susan approached her education with the same vigor she brought to her life, achieving a 4.0 GPA at both Abilene Christian University and Cisco Junior College.

Susan Annette McIntosh will be remembered for her warmth, spirit, and ability to light up any room. A celebration of her life will be held in honor of her contributions and the joy she brought to those around her. Details of the ceremonies will be announced in the coming days.

Susan was preceded in death by: father, Norman McIntosh, Mother, Alma Amyette, son, Joshua Mansur, brother, Steven McIntosh, and cousin, Jerry Garland, Jr.