Sue Smith Applewhite

There´s hardly a day that goes by that I don´t think about Sue. I can´t believe it´s been 8 years. She was a dear friend and mentor who loved me as I am. She possessed a gentle strength that pointed to her source of strength: Jesus. I look forward to seeing her smile again one day when goodbyes will be behind us.

I have fond memories of Sue and Jim. I remember in 1977, when the President of Lions International was visiting 3 for of our Districts in Roanoke Rapids and she and her daughter memorized the Brazilian National Anthem and President Fernando Sobral was so impressed he asked if we had recorded it, and fortunately we had, and he took it to all of his visits the rest of his year and it was used for him the rest of his year ! Sue sang for the Lions on evere continent in our world !! Two GREAT...

My dear friend and neighbor. My life is richer having known her and having been considered her friend.

Wonderful friend ! Great memories !,
Lacy Presnell

Graciousness. Godliness. Those are the first two words that come to mind when describing our Aunt Sue. What a ministry she had in my life and the life of so many others. The last time I saw her, in March, she did not want to talk about her cancer but wanted to hear about our family's struggles. My husband says she was definitely "his aunt," too. Love to Jennifer and Graham and the family as you mourn her passing. So glad that we will meet again.

so sorry to hear about her passing she was a great lady my prayers go out to graham and Jennifer and the family

Jennifer, your mom was a beautiful lady. She will be missed. I always enjoyed seeing her when y'all came to see Janice at the Salon. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

On behalf of my mother, Kathleen Marshall of Jacksonville, and myself, our thoughts and sympathies to all family and friends. A lovely lady.

My condolences to the family during this time and may the peace of God that excels all thought comfort you all during this difficult time. (Philippians 4:7)