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Jackie Budell
February 20, 2023
I had the pleasure of working with Sue as a project manager at the U.S. National Archives. I remember that was a dedicated and enthusiastic volunteer - always happy to be there among those who were like-minded. Her contributions will help researchers for generations to come.
I hope her family will find some comfort in knowing that Sue shared her talents selflessly with the world and that she will be remembered fondly for this and her kind soul.
Thanks for sharing her with the NARA community; my sincere sympathies to all family and friends.
Charlotte Clinger
February 19, 2023
I was in Fairfax Chapter UDC with Sue and send my deepest sympathy to the family for the loss of a wonderful friend. Charlotte Ckinger
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