Suzanne Yeomans "Sue" Guinn

Sue was my roomie at UofM Spring 1963. She was so kind and is probably responsible for my getting off probation. Will never forget her. So sorry for your loss.

Chris, I was sad to hear of Sue's passing. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

I am stunned to hear about Sue's death. Our life paths had taken different routes as time passed. Sue was an extraordinary person who impacted my life in so many ways both personally and professionally. She was my mentor as a rural SLP service provider and as I tried to fill her shoes (but never did) as Alaska's Legislative Councilor to ASHA. She was a superior SLP, and a genuine personal/professional confidant. My life was blessed to have known her. Sue was "one of a kind" in all ways. Her...

To Ian and Chris,
I just read the message from Joyce Bennett and Joyce wrote how we all felt and remembered about Sue. We all shared wonderful lunch times together and Sue made our times so fun and special. She was such a great mentor to Marcia Nash. Sue was very much loved by students and fellow teachers. Sincerely, Lee

Dear Chris and Ian,I am so sorry to read about Sue's passing. I worked with Sue for many years at Barnett School and then within the District. Sue was just a wonderful person in all ways and a terrific teacher. I am thinking of you all during this sad time. Sincerely, Lee Aloia O'Hare

Im Sorry for your Loss. My warmest condolences go out to the family and friends of Suzanne. May you find Comport from the encouraging words found at 1 Thessalonians 4:14

Many thoughts are extended to the loving family and friends of Suzanne. I hope that you may cherish her memories while being soothed by the warm comfort that God offers to us. (Jeremiah 29:11,12)

I will be forever grateful to Sue for her guidance and friendship during my first years as speech and language pathologist. I have many fond memories of that time. I am sorry for your loss.

Deepest condolences to the family at this most difficult time. John 6:40