Susan Catherine Molyneux

I works with Sue for a short time but she was such a lovely lady and so nice to work with. Surely missed

I met Sue when with Catriona and Nick we formed a study syndicate at Swinburne. We had such fun. It was obvious even then that Sue would be a shining light in her career and in her life.
I have thought a lot about her over the past few days and feel sorrow that she has died so young.
My condolences to her sons and family.
Trish Smyth

To Marcus and Pip and the Molyneux family,
I am so deeply saddened and shocked at the passing of the vibrant , energetic, caring and playful Sue......I first met Sue at university, where we lived in college together. We connected again in the local Xavier community when I taught her treasured sons. Sue was an intelligent woman and a devoted mother. She shared great stories about life, work and always about her boys and she adored you both. You should be so proud of her and treasure the...

To the Molyneux family
I worked with Sue both at Arthur Andersen and Andersen Consulting. She was also a 'local' and I had the joy of seeing her in the community surrounds from time to time.
I know many people in the HR community who have been the recipients of Sue's incredible leadership and generosity. If AHRI had a hall of fame, Sue would be it's inaugural nominee. In fact, I may just give Peter Wilson a call...
Boys, you should be so proud of your mum. She left such an imprint...

My deepest sympathy to all of Sue's family.
I had the pleasure of reconnecting with Sue at our school's 40th reunion last year.
She made a deep impression as she was so clear eyed, direct, intelligent and warm.
Rest in peace

Penelope Metcalf

Marcus and Pip, your Mother spoke of you with such overwhelming pride and a sparkle in her eye.You filled her life with true joy and love. She was a remarkable mentor, hardworker, she left people's lives richer for having known her. She will be deeply missed and has left footprints on our hearts. Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

Miranda Kalinowski

I met Sue 30 years ago while studying at Swinburne Uni. I was immediately impressed by her drive and intellect as our study syndicate worked late into the evenings. She was a compassionate and interested colleague and became a true friend. I am lucky to have known her and to have maintained this relationship with her over the years.
My heartfelt sympathies go to Marcus and Pip and Sue's extended family.