Suzanne Wagstaff

I had the pleasure of knowing Sue, as Sister Virginia Marie, and yes, afte she left the convent, we kept in touch for a while. She was my 5th grade teacher, and my life would have turned out differently without her. I would love pictures of hher if you have some you can share. This wonderful caring woman, saved this lonely sad girl.

Thank you Mrs. Wagstaff for welcoming and being the first teacher for my sons, Michael and Daniel Goodman, laying the groundwork and opening the doors of inspiration and fun for their education.We will always remember you. With Love, Rowena Goodman

Suzanne was my friend at Grattan School for many years and I considered her my Mentor. She was a wonderful person and a great Kindergarten teacher -- very calm and patient -- who served generations of kids in San Francisco's Cole Valley neighborhood. She loved what she did and was a master at it. She was also all about her family. I hold her in my heart in a very warm way. My condolences to her beautiful family.
Most sincerely,
Sue Ellen

Sue was such a part of my childhood .We skated, jump rope, played jacks and rode our bikes up and down the streets of the Sunset district. If only everyone were lucky enough to have such a wonderful and special playmate and friend living right across the street. My sincere sympathy to all of her family. Kathy Power Tico

Rest in peace, "Sweet Sue"...many fond memories of our friendship throughout the years. May God hold you in the palm of His hand.