Susan McLEAN

Through my time at NAIT I have known Sue to be a tremendous interpreter and advocate who was passionately committed to her profession, students and colleagues. I hold Sue in the absolute highest regard and will miss her dearly. She was one of the best! My thoughts and prayers are with you. Vicky and Alyssa please accept my deepest sympathy.

May you rest in peace, Sue. And may memories of your exemplary confidence, caring, integrity, determination and professionalism guide and encourage your daughters forever.

I've known Sue for about 20 years through my work at Grant MacEwan University. She's always impressed me as committed to her interpreting craft and to the people with whom she worked and who she served. She was a strong, competent and courageous woman. I'm also reminded of her every day when I look at my special candle holders. With deepest sympathy to Vicky and Alyssa, I truly hope that your memories of your Mom will comfort and guide you through the rest of your lives.

Dear Sue, you live forever!

Vicky and Alyssa

With Deepest Sympathy on the loss of your Mother.
She was a great interpreter.

I had the pleasure of working with Sue at NAIT in a welding shop class. We spent many hours conversing about life and holidays, she was a great person with a awesome sense of humor, God speed Sue.................