Sue Sandusky

Remembering my TCU classmate Sue Ann today, Memorial Day. I continue to feel humbled in the shadow of her many prolific, patriotic accomplishments.

So sad to read of Sue Ann's passing. I was a student at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in NYC in the late '70s and early '80s where I first met Sue Ann. She was the JJC Rifle Team Coach while she was attending Columbia University for her Ph.D, and also a U.S. Army officer. She taught us how to shoot .22 caliber match rifles standing, kneeling, and prone at the college, and we used to practice at an armory on 7th Avenue in Brooklyn, NY (where I'm from). She pushed pretty hard on...

There are people one meets in life that make a real positive impression. Col. Sandusky was one of these people. We did not know her well, but we met her several times in Liberia. She went out of her way to help us--as she likely did to many, many people. She was friendly, well-informed, and someone who was easy to meet and talk to. She made a positive impression on those of us in Liberia and on the Liberian people in general. We are saddened by her passing and send our condolences to all who...

Good journey to a TCU friend, you were a kind person.

Madam Sue's help my family in Africa/Liberia to be preside. She even help me pay my graduation from 2014 from High school. Since then we been in good communications with her until I lost my dad too,I last spoke with her on the phone in June and I pray alongside with her for a speedy recovery. May your soul rest in peace

I´m Sue´s neighbor for the past 10 years. We´re the same age and our military careers were parallel but mine in the Air Force. When she was able, we shared war stories as old vets do. Vaya con Dios Colonel.

May God be pleased with her. She is a good friend and mentor

Sue Ann was a legendary Defense Attache. I visited her several times at her various assignments in Africa. She was an outstanding professional with a great personality.

Her brother Tim was my best friend growing up. I was often around Sue and their parents. All were wonderful caring people. Many fond memories. Vince Faris