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Charlie Trantanella
May 13, 2024
Very sorry to hear of Sue's passing, which I just learned of tonight. We met in June 1984 when she and I started working at Friendly's Ice Cream in Stamford on the very same day - I can still picture the two of us standing outside the restaurant while our manager gave us the lowdown. We laughed at the situation because our boss was being way too serious, given that our jobs revolved around the serving of ice cream. Fond memories of a long time ago.
Paul Sydor
January 11, 2021
Our hearts break for Sue's family. We worked with Sue on graphics design projects. Human Resources staff and I loved working with her! She was a great graphics designer and a wonderful person. We will miss her!
Leslie Caney Berni
December 30, 2020
Sue always had a smile on her face. Was gentle, lots of fun and such a kind friend. So sad to hear this news.
Mary Lou Skillin (Cass) and John Skillin
December 30, 2020
In loving memory of a wonderful cousin. We will love you and miss you always.
Karin Loglisci
December 29, 2020
Sue and I were the best of friends from grade school through college. We always had so much fun together and Sue always made me laugh. Many wonderful memories. Over the years, we lost touch but then reconnected while I was living in London and Sue was on a business trip to Italy. We agreed to meet for the weekend in Italy and had the best time catching up as adults! I'll always remember that trip and her smile. Sue was warm, fun, giving, and full of life...she left this world too soon! My heart goes out to her family and friends and we all will miss her very much.
Morgan Butzow
December 26, 2020
Sue was so delightful, kind, and enjoyable to be around. She was always so welcoming when I came to her and John’s home when they lived in Holly Springs. I taught piano lessons to Ethan and Lauren. At one point I came on Saturday mornings to their home to teach and Sue would offer me coffee to help give me a boost before I started teaching. I enjoyed teaching Ethan and Lauren so much and I enjoyed talking with Sue and John after I taught piano lessons to Ethan and Lauren. We always thought it was neat that my sister is named Lauren and my nephew is named Ethan and I have an Aunt named Sue. Sue was so caring and thoughtful and I could tell she loved her kids and her family as a whole. A few years after I taught Ethan and Lauren we reconnected and Sue, Ethan, Lauren, and I met for coffee in Holly Springs to catch up. Such a wonderful memory! My heart aches for her family. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. Sue was truly a beautiful woman inside and out and she has left a wonderful legacy.
Bob Cass
December 24, 2020
All the best to Sue's (our) family in these times.
Bob & Carmen.
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