Susan C. Byrne

Dear Jane and John,

My sister Joannie and I were so glad that we got to attend the mass for Susie on Saturday and that we got a chance to speak with both of you briefly after the serivice.

We have many great memories of Susie and the entire Byrne family starting from the day you moved to #49.

I always admired (and envied) Susie's athletic ability. She was probably the greatest female basketball player that I ever knew.

I also learned some of life's great lessons...

My deepest sympathy for your loss. My thoughts and prayers go with you.

To the family of Suzie. My Deepest Sympathy goes out towards You. Suzie was a Great Gal and will be missed by al those who knew her.
Ms Jozy also Ruth Kolka

Rest in peace Sue. I thoroughly enjoyed our talks - You always had a good word to say. Two South Boston institutions, Gillette & Marian Manor have lost a wonderful caring and dedicated person. What an unbelievable hard worker you were ~ Gone too soon. My deepest sympathies to your family and friends. Until we meet again. RIP

R.I.P.,dear friend. Give Anna a kiss for me...Ellie

i am in shock! it is not fair or right. bless you sue. southie, (okay; we shared you with dorchester for a bit), and gillette lost a great person. i was lucky to share those times with you. i will miss you.
michael (southie & gillette)

My most sincere and deepest condolences. I've enjoyed working with Sue for the past 15 years, she was, and is, a good friend with a very big heart.
Sue will always be remembered, and will be sorely missed.

sue we played cards and our team won most of the time.we at work will miss you.you left us too soon.

god bless you and your loved ones. people at work will miss you alot.