Susan E. Phillips

John and boys, sorry to hear of your loss. I worked with Susie years ago and she was also my dads neighbor. Very special lady. Our prayers are with you.

My sincere condolences to Sue's family. She and I go back to our teens as Job's Daughters - a very energetic, happy person and I am glad she was a part of my life even for such a short time. I will always remember her smile and positive attitude. My prayers are with you at this difficult time.

So sorry to hear of your loss John. Susie was a very special person and a good friend. She was always ready to help anyone who needed her. We will miss her.

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To the Phillips Family! Sorry to read of Susies death. We grew up in the same neighborhood and went through school from Kindergarten - High School Saginaw High class of 1961 together. Also went to Washington Ave. Presbyterian Church and Sunday school with Susie. She was a great gal. We are always sorry to loose a Classmate. May I express our Sympathy from the whole class. WE missed her at our 50th Class reunion last Sept. Gerald (Gerry) Gulliver

John,
I am so sorry to hear she is gone. She had a special place in my heart and played a special part in my life journey.
She was a most spectacular lady. May she now rest in peace knowing you will take care of everything needed. Love and hugs to you and the dogs for your great loss.
Helen Oliphant
Baler Kennels New Brunswick Canada

John,

We have only met you and Susie a couple of times, but she made it feel as if you always knew her, and was a great person to be around. She was a very beautiful human, who loved her dogs and family.

Greg, Maryann, Alicia Vaughan
London Ontario
(Stacey's friends)

John: I am so very sorry for your loss. Susie was an amazing woman. I so loved her smiles and giggles. The way she loved her dogs was so special. I couldn't believe when you moved to Lansing that she would still come into Saginaw to buy those Christmas cookies she loved so much. She was a favorite patient for many years of Dr. Martin's. My deepest sympathy to you. You will be in my prayers.

John:
Morris and I would like to express our deepest and most sincere condolances to you and your family.
We have been friends for many years and although we are very sad, we can't help smiling when we remember some of the fun times the four of us had - the lengthy "doggie talk" conversations Susie and I had, many of which were from your cell phone. We would burst into laughter over something one of us said and the other's response. These memories have made her passing less...

You guys are in our prayers. She was an Amazing Lady, She Lived an amazing life, and she has touched the lives of many Zeus misses her. And we do too.