Susan L. Mednick

Susan Mednick brought joy, excitement and solid friendship into my life for more than 57 years. I will miss her every day that I have left. My heartfelt condolences to her loving family. Carole Boron

Bob ,my deepest sympathies at the loss of your amazing wife. She left a fantastic mark on many people. The world is a little emptier.

Dear Bob and the entire Mednick family. It was our privilege and pleasure to know Susie during the last 10 1/2 years we have lived downtown. Susie was one of first people to befriend Marla both at Lake Shotr Drive Synagogue and through various classes that by coincidence she shared with Marla. This eased our transition to our new neighborhood. As has been said, she always greeted with a smile.

Sincerest condolences,

Robert and Marla Ferencz

It was an honor to have met her and to know her as a friend. She always had a smile and always wanted to know how I was feeling. She was so special and she was a breath of fresh air when you were around her. She will be missed but the memories I will keep close. Your friend always Dr Mike

Dear Bob and Family,
My deepest condolences. Susan was a beautiful person. I will miss seeing her smiling face and hearing her kind words in the Carlyle lobby. She was a wonderful person and will truly be missed. I'm so sorry for your loss.

Dear Mednick Family;
I can´t imagine your family´s world, the (Jewish) world and my little world without her. I loved seeing her at JUF events; and Schechter and Elm Street synagogue so many years ago. Her whole face lit up with warmth and happiness when she smiled. She often had something important on her mind to talk about. She was a treasure to me and to our whole community. She was especially important to my sisters and me because my mother, Rochelle Kanter, z´l, so enjoyed being with her. Baruch Dayan HaEmet.