Sister Grace Donovan Susc

Grace: Our deepest sympathy to your sister Helen and the rest of your family in this difficult time.

We will all miss you..You were quite an inspiration to everyone whose life you touched. I remember the last time I had seen you..Jim and I met you and Helen at the 99 in Dartmouth. You had this carisama about you and always smiling. I remember so many of your stories about your many travels and your life as a nun...You always wanted to learn more about life and knew how important Education was. I remember you always told me that Life was a learning experience and you were right...Not a day goes by that I don't learn something new. Life amazes me so much and people even amaze me more. I looked at you and thought this women is so incredable , she still wants to teach and educate, even in retirement. You would go that extra distance just to help someone young or old, it didn't matter. If you knew the answer to a question you would answer you didn't need to be asked twice.
You fought so hard even in the end an yet you never gave up even saying special prayers for my son Tim and your niece Betty.

I am so happy to have known you and have you in our lives and a part of our family. I am happy that Helen was with you in your final days and it was a struggle and hard to except. You were surrounded by love and your family and the many friendships you touched through out your life. Though it is hard to except your spirit does live on with each of us.

We miss you and Love you!
Diane Savage and MacKenzie family
Winchester, MA 01890



Diane Savage and the Mackenzie family
Winchester, MA

The Manhattan College alumni community shares the grief, and is now praying for our fellow alumni and the family at this time. The Alumni Office has been informed. As well as the Jasper Jottings community that I personally can reach. We are all a little poorer now. "No man is an island, entire of itself … any man’s death diminishes me". We are sorry for your loss.