Susan M. Way

Sue was that special friend we all hoped to meet, fortunately for me I met her in Jr. High and she helped me through those awkward times.
We had many fun adventures, taking the greyhound to Berkeley for fun times, riding motorcycles with boys we met in Walnut Creek, (sorry Helen!) the dances @ the original Concord Pavillion, the blind date she set me up on (disaster), and of course how could I forget the peace march she lead me on in the late 60's throught the streets of SF?
Sue and I...

To Sue's Family,
Sue was not just my client, but mostly a dear friend. Words cannot express the pain I feel for you. Sue was an amazing person who inspired me in so many ways. When and if ever I dared to complain Sue always did, and will continue to pop up in my mind. I miss her so much. I especially miss her laugh. She always did so with as much gusto as she could muster up on bad days.
She was stong and I will never forget such a will power of that woman. It was the love of life and...

Sue Way was my sister. She was my closest friend, an amazing mother; and a wonderful Aunt to my children. She was also a vitally important member of the family, and even though she suffered with MS for many years, she never waivered in her roll as big sister; advisor; friend; wife; mother; and daughter. We enjoyed many things such as long talks on the phone; movies; sharing books; annual trips to Tahoe; traveling; and spa days in Calistoga.

She lived life with tremendous courage,...

To the Way & Fink family.
My heartfelt condolences go out to all of you.
Sue was a neighbor of mine when she lived on Mendocino Drive and I lived on Calaveras. When I moved to Concord, Sue was one of the first friends I had. I spent many days playing with Sue had her home.
After the years we lost contact, and I'm sorry for that. From reading the obit Sue sounds like she became an exceptiional women and a very loving Mother.
Carol I lost my little sister Jackie 3 years ago and...