SUSAN MCMILLAN TUCKER

A woman who had a great impact on my positive thinking following breast cancer diagnosis. A woman who I had the pleasure of ‘hopping across the pond’ to visit and partake in her culinary skills and listen to her playing her beloved violin. Susan will be remembered by me and many others. RIP

Susan was a wonderful friend and colleague. I first knew her as my chamber music partner in the Boston Quartet, and then for many more years as a wonderful friend. Her generosity to me and my brother was shown in the years of Thanksgiving dinners we enjoyed at Susan and Leslie's home. I believe we must have celebrated close to 20 Thanksgivings with the family and I will always treasure those times we spent together.

Cousin Susan would tease me every year around our birthdays, gloating over the fact that for one month, she was younger than me. I hold very fond memories of our families together in Randolph over the years. I miss her voice.

Susan befriended my partner, Patricia, as she faced and subsequently passed from Stage 4 MBC. She was a positive and loving friend when both Pat and I needed one the most. Rest In Peace dear friend

I am one of the women Susan maintained friendships withwe met online in 2005. In the years since, I loved seeing the pride she took in her family (Olivia's birth was a major celebration). And loved sharing each new accomplishment (a perfect loaf of bread, for example). She was a light in the world.