Sue CUMMINGS Ph.D.

Dear Glynn: This is Jose from Puerto Rico. While searchng the web to get in touch with you and Sue, I came upon her obituary. As a former student, I can say I was blessed with her encouragement and enthusiasm while working on my MS in chemistry. I enjoyed receiving her yearly letter and having spent a day at your beautiful home. You both made me feel at home when I was so far away from it. I pray to Jesus and Blessed Virgin Mary so that his perpetual light and grace shines upon Sue, who...

Glynn:
I'm sorry for your loss. I just learned of Sue's passing. She was a true friend and a wonderful colleague.

Glenn,
I am just learning of the passing of Sue. As only you know, she played a major role in my life helping me to find and connect with my parents through the historical society. May your heart be filled with the warmth of her memories and all that she did in her life as an educator, friend, and wife.

We are very sorry to learn of Sue's passing.
The pictures etc. that she and Glynn donated to us document changes to our township that we wouldn't otherwise have.
(Sue was also one of my chemistry teachers at WSU in 1972.)

Regina Kleinhenz
Trotwood-Madison Historical SOciety

So sorry for your loss. May you find comfort and strength in God's promise found at John 6:40