Jeffrey Suski

Jeffrey John Suski, 62, of Green Bay, Wisconsin, died unexpectedly on Tuesday October 20, 2026.

Jeff was born on January 31, 1964 in Green Bay to Ronald and Susan Suski. Jeff received his degree in political science from the University of Wisconsin Green Bay and was the first person in his family to earn a degree. Jeff was a great businessman. He worked with a variety of companies throughout his life, owned rental properties, and had recently retired from Physicians Mutual Life Insurance Company.

Jeff was a wonderful Christian who loved Jesus. He was active at Central Church in Green Bay, serving on the board of elders, on the missions board, and on the worship team where he played bass guitar. He participated in many missions trips over the years, serving several times each in Haiti and Cleveland, as well as Thailand, Egypt, Philadelphia, and South Dakota. Jeff also believed in local missions. He spent many years volunteering at St. John’s Homeless Shelter where he worked with an AA group for the residents. Jeff maintained his sobriety for more than two decades by always taking it one day at a time, by actively serving others, and by keeping his eyes on Jesus.

Jeff was a sports fan who played multiple sports in high school and cheered on the Packers every Sunday. He enjoyed coaching sports, including football, basketball, baseball, and softball. He valued all the youth that he coached and would tell many stories about those experiences, and he especially loved the fact that he had the opportunity to coach his own children. Later in life he became an incredibly proud grandfather who loved nothing more than cheering on his granddaughters when they were running cross country, playing basketball, singing, performing, and dancing.

Jeff was a generous man who always wanted to help people, whether by supporting them emotionally, working with them physically on projects, or quietly donating to their needs. He was a people person who loved getting to know his clients, loved spending time with family, and loved meeting new people. He could talk with people for hours and had an amazing laugh.

Jeff was predeceased in death by his sister Ann Marie, his father Ronald, and his son Matthew.

Jeff is survived by his wife Turi Suski. Jeff is also survived by his son David and Debbie Suski and granddaughters Mattilyn and Emma, his son Luke Suski and granddaughter Caitlynn, and his daughter Hope and Samuel Huguet, as well as the children's mother Ruth (Steve) Klein. Jeff is survived by his mother Susan Suski, his brother Eric and Janie Suski, his brother Mark and Terri Suski, his sister Jennifer and Mark Vanden Wyngaard, his sister Nicole and Shannon Kirsch, and his sister Stephanie and Ronald Newman. Jeff had many wonderful nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, and cousins, too numerous to list but very much loved.

In lieu of flowers, the family would encourage you to donate to one of these two options. Jeff loved the Wildlife Sanctuary, and the family has wonderful memories of spending time with him there. Any money received directly by the family will be used to purchase a memorial bench in his honor. Jeff was also passionate about missions trips and mentoring youth on those trips. Donations can be made directly to Central Church to support matching funds for youth who are raising funds to participate in missions trips. To donate, go to Central Church’s website at mycentral.church, choose Give in the top right corner, and select the GOproject fund in memory of Jeff. Thank you for supporting these efforts.

A memorial service will be held on Friday October 30 at 11:00 am at Central Church, 831 Schoen Street, Green Bay. You can join the family beginning at 10:00 am. Following the church service, the family invites you to the Ashwaubenon Community Center, 900 Anderson Drive, Ashwaubenon at 1:00 pm and to celebrate Jeff’s life through stories, laughter, and community.