Sudi Nym’s story begins in the quiet charm of the American Midwest, where endless fields of wheat, corn, and milo shaped the rhythm of her childhood. Life on the family farm meant early mornings, late nights, and the comforting hum of daily chores. She learned responsibility through milking cows, feeding pigs and chickens, gathering fresh eggs, and helping with the harvest that marked every season.

Sudi Nym was born in the mid west amidst the wheat, corn, milo and sometimes sunflower fields.  Chickens, pigs and cows lived on the farm as well.  As a youngster she gathered eggs and milked the cows. They  made bridles from twine and tried to ride the young calves.  That worked in the corral but when the calf saw the wide open spaces of the pastures they just took off leaving the surprised rider on the ground.

Those early years of laughter, adventure, and hard work became the foundation of her creative spirit. After attending college in the Midwest, Sudi dedicated herself to helping others, working closely with clients and students. Yet, her most cherished role was being a mother to three children and a loving caretaker to her “fur-babies.” Her life was rich with stories waiting to be told, stories that capture the innocence, resilience, and warmth of growing up on the land.