Sue Anne Reinwald

Visited our high school yesterday...probably for the last time. Many memories of you there...nothing remains the same...the school has been sold and a moving sale was taking place. Surreal in all...lovely walking down those old halls, climbing those familiar stairs...looking out of those windows once again...remembering...1965 until now suddenly seems such a short time.

Still missing you...

It has been six years ago...I am still missing the sound of your voice.

Sue, there have been many times lately that I have wanted to pick up my old landline and call you just to hear your voice...I just miss those sometimes visits by phone...
Patty

Easter offers hope to those who grieve.

Sue, what can I say about you? We were great high school friends - in and out of predicaments in your little bug...we terrorized my on again...off again Denver boyfriend with official looking legal letters with your dad's letterhead...we did silly things...we had the vocabulary of sailors in those days...just between you and I...You were so much fun to be around...(you had the best voice - all sultry and sophisticated sounding)after high school we drifted apart. You went to Washington DC and...

I WAS SUES HAIRSYLIST AND FRIEND FOR 35 YRS when she could no longer come into my salon I WENT TO HER HOME AND DID HER HAIR.we had many laughs and great times I WILL FOREVER CHERISH OUR FRIENDSHIP.I love you SUZIE-Q DYAN CRAFT DURANGO,CO

Full of pep, so alive, we were the class of '65. Half a century and more later. Seems almost like yesterday. Herb Maneval, Glendale, California.

I remember a very funny and clever girl who clearly grew into a lovely, accomplished woman, wife and mother. I have thought of her often over the years. Rest well, Sue.