Frances Sue Caraballo

Frances Sue Caraballo

January 05, 1950 – September 30, 2026

Frances Sue Caraballo, lovingly known as Sue, Momma and MawMaw, passed away on September 30, 2026 at the age of 76.

On January 05, 1950, Sue was born as the sixth child to Frank and Thelma Eldridge, in Lampasas, Texas. She grew up primarily in the central Texas area, and had been a resident of Temple since 1968. Sue graduated from the last class of the King’s Daughters Hospital Vocational Nursing Program in the mid-1980’s. Then spent several years as an LVN at King’s Daughters Hospital.

Sue was a strong woman with a big heart, a Texas soul, a soft spot for animals, a love for bluebonnets, and the #1 Dallas Cowboys Fan! Above all, she loved her family more than anything.

Her family was the center of her world, and she never needed a reason to show it. Sue was one of those people who could make family feel bigger than just a family tree. Sue was incredibly proud of and cherished her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Her love wasn’t always wrapped up in perfect words or grand gestures. It was in simple, everyday things. The conversations, the laughter, checking in, and simply being there is where her love shined the brightest.

Sue was preceded in death by her parents; sister June; all three of her brothers, James, Hugh, and Mike; and her first husband and father of her children, Charles Presley Sr.

Sue leaves behind her beloved husband of 18 years, David Caraballo; her four cats; and her four children: Charles Presley Jr. (Brandi) of Texas; David Presley of Louisiana; Allison Anderson (Brian) of California; and Matthew Presley of Louisiana.

Her legacy continues through her grandchildren: Charles “Trey” Presley III (Brittaney) of Florida; Elizabeth Boyd (Ethan) of Germany; Savannah Leonard (Mason) of Louisiana; Shelby Anderson of Louisiana; and Sydney Anderson of Louisiana. She was also a proud great-grandmother to Axl Presley and Baylee Presley of Florida.

She will also be missed by her two sisters Doris and Shirley, as well as many nieces and nephews whom she loved as if they were her own.

So from here, we will carry Sue, Momma, MawMaw with us. In the bluebonnets blooming along a Texas backroad. In the sound of a Cowboys game playing loudly on the television. In the silly antics of a cat. In family stories told again and again. In the people she loved, and the generations that carry her legacy forward.

Our hearts ache that we didn’t get more time with her, but we are grateful that she did not have to endure a long goodbye. She left us quickly, surrounded by love, and that is a comfort we will carry with us.

Arrangements are under the direction of Sabrina Young at Young's Daughters Funeral Home & Bereavement Center in Temple, TX