Susan CARRE

To all the family we offer our sincere condolences. We had the privilege of meeting Susan at the family home in Ottawa oh so long ago. We cam across the death notice while doing family history research. Again, so sorry! Eric & Denise Carre, Thornbury, ON

I taught Sue in the Adaptive Learning Program for many years. She was always a gentle sweet soul and will be missed. My thoughts are with you.

Oh Anne and family I am so sorry for your loss! Suzy was such a big part of your lives. Please accept my condolences! I just read this on Facebook and am too late for the visitation or celebration of Suzy's life. I know she will be greatly missed. God bless you and help you in your sorrow.
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Oh Anne and family, I am soo sorry for your loss! Suzie was such a big part of your lives! Please accept my condolences. I have just read it on facebook and am too late to take part in your visitation and celebration of her life. I am sure you will miss her greatly. Hugs to all of you.
Carol

Our home at Forest Gate won't ever be the same without her delighted and welcoming greetings whenever we came in, compliments of "you're pretty", "I love you", "I got you!", and "ok, hotdog!". Sue was a delight to work with, and I was especially inspired to witness the strong family connections...that does not often happen. My warmest regards for Sue's family. Xxx

My condolences to Sue's family.
Rest in peace Suzie Q! I remember the time we listened to Abby in the van and you were singing "I believe in Angels". You have touched the hearts of soo many! I will never forget you!

I live on Southgate Road and Sue was my neighbour for a number of years. We rode the city bus together from time to time and I also saw Sue at the occasional social event at Rideau Park United Church. I remember her with a great deal of affection. I will never forget her characteristic "Hi, remember me?" hello, which always proved too great a temptation to pretend I did not remember her (as if anyone could forget Sue!. I enjoyed her hugs and her warmth. If anyone could make me laugh long and hard, it was Sue coming up with a priceless comment on something or somebody (such as her comment on her brother working with rats!) She was a big presence in the neigbourhood and the Group for Friends social events at Rideau Park Church. Please accept my sincerest sympathy. I am very sorry to hear of her passing.

So sorry to hear of your sister and aunt passing. I remember her from years ago and she was so sweet and smiley. May she rest in peace in heaven. Deb and Peter Slater and family.

Rest in peace Suzy Q. You touched so many hearts. You were always our "favourite"

Sincerest sympathies to Sue's loving family. I have such beautiful memories of Sue. When our "gambling girls" played Bridge Sue would hug me as I was the other "Norma". I also felt a special bond with her as she reminded me so much of my beloved younger Downs Syndrome sister in Ireland. Rest in peace darling Sue in the arms of your Mom and Dad.
Norma O'Connor