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Sue M.
Cebulskie King
Feb 15, 1936 — Sep 2, 2026
Cincinnati
Wednesday
Christ Fellowship at Little Miami
10:00 am - 12:00 pm (Eastern time)
Wednesday
Christ Fellowship at Little Miami
Starts at 12:00 pm (Eastern time)
Sue Margaret Dougherty Cebulskie King of Cincinnati. Born February 15, 1936. Passed away September 2, 2026.
Preceded in death by her father Raymond L. Dougherty, her mother Emma Lawson (nee Levey) Dougherty, her husbands Paul H. Cebulskie and Walter H. King, and her sister Jane (nee Dougherty) Phipps.
Survived by her children Neal & Niedra (nee McKee) Cebulskie, Alan Cebulskie, Elaine (nee Cebulskie) McKay, Graham & Christine (nee Loginova) Cebulskie, Andy & Jackie (nee Bough) Cebulskie.
Also survived by her grandchildren; Krista Cebulskie, Christina (nee McKay) & Zach Hughes, Evan & Kandace (nee Miracle) McKay, Schuyler Cebulskie, Emily Cebulskie, Trevor Cebulskie, Riley & Savannah (nee Wood) Cebulskie, Tyler Cebulskie, & Abigail Cebulskie.
And survived by her great grandchildren Maren Hughes, Delilah McKay & Norah McKay.
Above all else, Sue loved the Lord and served Him faithfully. Born in Detroit during the Great Depression but later moved to West Chester in 1972. She attended Haring College in 1953-1954 and was a proofreader for the Detroit Court System and then retired from the Lakota Local School System as a bus driver for Moeller, Mt. Notre Dame and Ursuline Academy. Sue had a penchant for doing the New York Times Crossword puzzle in ink. She spent 7 decades singing in the choir and several decades working with the high school kids at church. She enjoyed going on missions trips.
Sue was an active outdoorswoman and taught her family the love of the outdoors through camping. She was a figure skater, archer and loved singing, and sewed numerous baby blankets. But most of all she was a loving daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend.
Family and friends will be received from 10 AM - 12 PM on Wednesday, September 9th at Christ Fellowship at Little Miami, 172 E US 22 & 3, Maineville, OH 45039, where services will be held at 12 PM. Interment West Chester Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of Sue may be directed to The Africa Development Mission Trust or The Dye Family - Team Expansion.
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