Susan-McLean-Obituary

Susan Margaret McLean

Minneapolis, Minnesota

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McLean, Susan Margaret Age 63, of Minneapolis and Dayton, Minnesota born April 3, 1950, died peacefully of cancer on May 17, 2013 surrounded by her loving family. Survived by her beloved daughter, Lillian Naomi "Lilly" McLean; brother, Terry McLean (Joan); sister-in-law, Marilyn McLean; and dear nieces and nephews and many adoring friends and fans. Preceded in death by her parents, Douglas and Lillian McLean "Dud and Tuts"; brother, Dennis McLean and sister, Mary Louise McLean Panico. Susan was a Dayton girl at heart who built a successful business in the music promotion industry where she brought the gift of live music to many. She leaves a village of great admirers and special, loving relationships spanning both her professional and personal achievements. Queen of Clubs and Queen of Hearts. Special thanks to Father Michael O'Connell. Mass of Christian Burial at 11 AM Friday, May 24th at the Basilica of St. Mary with visitation from 9:30-11 AM at the church prior to the funeral mass and a reception following at the church. Memorials preferred to "Lilly McLean Fund" at US Bank. "Live Music is Good for Your Soul" - SMM
This obituary was originally published in the Star Tribune.

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Remembering your dear mother, LIlly. i am also sending hearty congratulations to you on your high school graduation. Not sure what school you're attending, since I didn't see you on the Hopkins grad list. Wishing you success and happiness in your future endeavors. Your angel is still watching over you.
With love, Susan Johnson, your 1st grade teacher

Lost two of my Susan's; way too fast! Peace and Love Forever! Susan M & Susan N you are with each other.

I will always remember those times from my childhood playing with my best friend, Mary Louise, and her little sister (3 yrs. younger was a big difference then)--Susan. I last saw Susan at Mary Louise's memorial and enjoyed reminiscing about those precious childhood years. I send my sympathy and love.

Sue was my Dad's cousin and we grew up together in Dayton. She was babysitting us the night my youngest sister was born, the same night her beloved grandmother Memere passed away. She would have been 13 years old at the time, but we woke up to her sleeping on our couch. Later in life I was in awe of her awesome and exciting career. Lilly, you are named after your grandma, though we knew her as Aunt Tuts, you will have two wonderful Angels watching over you. Rest in Peace Susan, good bye...

Sue, was my Aunt McLean's niece by marriage. When I was very young Sue and
her cousins and I had such "good times" playing together in her home town of Dayton.(I have very fond memories of those days.) She certainly was taken from all of us,way too soon and will be missed by all.I send prayers of strength to her Daughter and to her entire family. May she Rest In Peace.

Dearest Lily,
I am so saddened to hear about the passing of your mother. Hold on to your memories, and let them guide you during this time. They're treasures to call upon whenever you need her. She will always watch over you as your very special angel.
You're in my thoughts, my heart and my prayers.
Fondly, Susan Johnson, your 1st grade teacher

You always knew how to light up a room... you were the life of the party. Your smile will remain in our hearts, along with the gift of music.

Lily, your Mom was a sweet and dedicated Mother. I know she loved you very much and has left you very wonderful memories. Love, Shirley (Patty Sander's first cousin)

Lilly please note that your Mom lit up everyone around clinic with her smile and wit! She was a gem and loved you deeply, now she will be a lit up "Star in the Sky" keeping an eye on your forever!