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Rayford Harris Jr.
July 1, 2025
I was at TJ with Sue. She was a great friend, especially since we were both "height challenged". Each time my '73 class had a reunion, I would ponder about some of those friends that were not in my class and wonder how they were doing and where were they. Now I know where my friend Sue is. May she rest peacefully.
Michael Wilson
June 30, 2025
This news makes me incredibly sad. I went to HS with Sue and knew her family through their store in the FAN (where my brother-in-law, Calvin, worked part time.) Sue was always so kind and joyful and happy to engage with friends. Her bubbly personality made me smile just seeing her walk towards me down school halls. I haven´t run into her since TJ but fondly remember her. Condolences to her family.
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