Victor Sucheski

I find out we were in the same parish at StMel church. On this First Saturday, I wish peace to all who knew and loved Dr Sucheski. Still walking on my plantar fasciitis feet which are now suffering neuropathy and I dedicate my footsteps to his memory. God bless all podiatrists.

He was a wonderful, fun, kind and loving doctor to his patients. My husband, Bud, was one of his patients and they always had fun talking together, as well as Dr. Sucheski doing a great job on Bud's feet. We are SO sorry to hear he is gone. He was an awesome man and doctor as well.

Dear family, a year already! Such a loving, sweet man - always joking, always so welcoming and kind. Ican´t believe he is no longer with us. How he loved and was so proud of his entire family - you all have to be very special. I am a Master Gardener and was giving him tips on starting a square foot garden. He tld me he was voted best seamstress in podiatry training! He is missed by so many. Prayers for all of you in this great loss. He is with God and will greet you in the future.

I´m sorry I had only found out today, 1 year and 5 months later of Dr. Sucheski´s passing through my 1st appointment with another podiatrist when I told him I attempted to reach out to Dr. Sucheski without any luck. I couldn´t find him. That was sad to hear. My heart breaks for Mary Lou and his grown children. He was genuinely the most caring and happiest physician I´ve known. He always had a smile and approached with the most pleasant bedside manner anyone could want in a doctor. He will...

From long past days at Scranton Prep, Victor was a great friend. The "Suuch" was hardworking, humble and had a wry sense of humor. From an English class..."Let flights of angels take thee to thy rest..." Condolences to the family.

May the angels lead Dr. Sucheski into Paradise. I met him as a podiatry patient and thought he was excellent in his care for me. My deepest condolences and sympathy for all who knew and loved him. I will remember him in my rosary prayers.

To Victor's wife and family I send my deepest and sincere condolences. Victor and I grew up together in Scranton playing baseball and basketball all the time. It was the best days. I forgot was day Victor's birthday was in Dec. and when I googled his name to find out, I was shocked to see his obituary. So again, so sorry for your loss. He is going to be missed.

Mary, I am so very sorry. I had no idea- had been thinking of stopping by just to say hi. You and Dr. Sucheski were always so very nice.

Dr. Sucheski was my Mom, Dale's podiatrist. Because she is deep into dementia, many things bother her. We always appreciated Dr. Sucheski's kind ways with her and Mary Lou's kindness also. So sorry to hear of his diagnosis and passing. Much sympathy to the family.