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Sue Sweterlitsch Obituary
Swannanoa, NC - Sue Anne Sweterlitsch, 81, of Swannanoa, passed away Thursday, November 15, 2018. A wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, friend, artist (acrylics, etchings, pastels, pottery, watercolors), teacher (Italian, drawing, watercoloring), textbook designer, ski instructor, traveler (Italy, Hungary, Poland, Greece, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Canada, Mexico, U.S.), student of ballet, student of languages (Italian, French, Latin, Medieval Provincial), musician (piano, flute, French horn, recorder, Irish harp), hiker, gardener, and cook who can now rest in peace.
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Craig Jones
June 8, 2019
Susan was a friend in South Bend in my brothers class at Central High School, She was a wonderful artist and friend, whom I had lost touch with!Craig Jones 973-768-8743.
Stephanie Solt
November 20, 2018
Such a shock!! Sue was my flute student for many years when she lived in Burlington, Vt. I have several of her pottery pieces that she gave me as gifts. I can still hear her voice in my head. What an interesting person she was. I have a post card of her watercolor "Tommy's Tractor"! I remember the watercolor of the Barre granite quarry that she won an award for. My condolences to her family. I know she is missed!! I have pulled out her pottery pieces and put them on display as an homage to Sue!! Peace to you!!
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