For more than four decades, Sue Riley has dedicated her life to loving and serving others both in her local community and around the world. A licensed minister with the Assemblies of God, Sue has faithfully served in nearly every area of church ministry over her 42 years of local church involvement, from leadership and teaching to hands-on outreach.
Sue’s life of compassion extends far beyond the walls of the church. She has participated in 24 mission trips spanning Central and South America, India, and Nepal, helping to dig wells, build churches, and care for orphans and widows. Her deep commitment to service is not just organizational—it’s personal. Sue has stood in the very places Do Something Right Now serves, sharing hope and practical help with those in need.
At home in Missouri, Sue continues to lead by example, serving regularly at the local food pantry most Fridays and Sundays it is open. Her leadership reflects the heart of Do Something Right Now: faith in action, compassion in motion, and a relentless belief that small acts of love can change lives.
Sue was married to her late husband Bob Riley for 47 years, and together they built a legacy of faith and family. She is the proud mother of 3 boys, grandmother to seven grandchildren, and great-grandmother to four. A living testament to her love and devotion to both family and ministry.