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Edith Federico Obituary
58 years, of Casa Grande, Arizona passed away on April 1, 2011. Saturday, April 9, Visitation 10AM-11AM at Trinity Baptist Church, Casa Grande, AZ. Celebration of Life at 11AM. Private Inurnment will be in Massachusetts. Arrangements by J. Warren Funeral Service Cole & Maud Gardens Chapel. In lieu of flowers contributions can be made to Youth Haven Ranch, Picacho, AZ. youthhaven.org
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Donna Kimball
April 19, 2011
Manuel, We were so saddened by the loss of our friend Sue when we heard. She was not only our boss, but she was our friend! She cared about each of us as if we were family. She mentored and taught all of us the value of being a good nurse. Her professionalism went above and beyond! Rest in peace dear friend. Manuel......do take care and God be with you!
Aileen Maniacop
April 15, 2011
Mother goose thanks for all the encouragements, words of wisdom, pretty smiles even in the worst days and for being there. I will surely miss you. It was a great blessing knowing you and being part of my life. It was sad and shocking, but I know you are now filled with joy and in peace with our heavenly father. HE welcomed you with an open arms and greeted you with words, "Job well done my good and faithful servant." You will always be in my heart. Till we meet again.
lynn welch
April 10, 2011
Sue was such a warm caring person,a true nurse in every meaning of the word,she loved taking care of people and could light up a room with that wonderful smile,she will forever be in our hearts,
Lisa O'Connor
April 10, 2011
Sue was one of the strongest patient advocates I have ever met. She was a wonderful nurse and mentor. Sue gave me my start at Penobscot Valley Hospital by hiring me. She was sadly missed when she moved to Arizona and will always be missed by her hospital family in Maine. The heavens have gained and we have lost.
Joyce Bonenberger
April 10, 2011
Sue,
I will miss you so much-more than you will know. I was ecstatic when you returned to the hospital. I loved you taking care of my patients. I will miss our conversations about Maine,coffee and molasses cookies. It is a good thing to know that I will see you again someday.
Phyllis Page
April 9, 2011
Sue, You were such an inspiration. Your dedication to nursing was a beautiful thing. Fly with the angels. God is with your family.
Sue with her Tiara
Marie Angel
April 7, 2011
Sue, I willed my fur babies to you and did so cause I trusted you so much. You agreed to take in 3 cats for the rest of their life if needed. I miss you and your smile and attitude which were beyond wonderful. I could trust with anything and I would have with my life. Love from Marie
Rebecca Blevins
April 7, 2011
Sue, we love you and miss you. May you rest in peace.
Auntie Dolly Dubois
April 7, 2011
Suzie, you were such a great little girl! There were so many good memories when you used to come visit me! I will never forget you. You grew into a beautiful young lady. You became a nurse and married Manny. I am so proud of you. You have helped so many people in life. Love from Auntie Dolly
Deann Williams
April 7, 2011
Sue, you were a GREAT nurse and a beautiful person. I will never forget my first day at CGRMC when you took me under your wing and nicknamed me Marilyn. You made me feel so welcome. I loved sharing our stories about our love for the great state of Massachusetts. You will be missed and heaven gained another angel.
Marie Chesley
April 7, 2011
Sue, you were a mentor to me and so many others. You taught me not just how to be a great nurse, but how to be a great person. You were one of my greatest influences and I think of you often.
Ralph Fafard
April 7, 2011
Sue I will miss you till we finally meet again!!I love you sister!!Manny please be strong!!
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