Honoring the Memory
of Those
We Love

Sue was a joyful, warm, generous person. Sincere condolences. Marla Meyer

I met Susan through my son, and had way too little time with her. We were kindred souls immediately clicking and immediately laughing at funny things. Rest in peace, we will all miss you dearly, and we are better for having met you..🙏🏻

I am so sorry to hear of Aunt Sue's passing. She wasn't my aunt thru blood but Aunt my choice. She was one of my favorite people. I am out of town and am saddened i cannot be there with you. Much love- Cami

I worked with Sue in CFA. Her sense of humor and that laugh!! She brought smiles to everyone. She was one of a kind and will be missed.

I would like to express my deepest sympathy and will pray peace beyond human understanding for Sue's Soul and for her beloved family. With sadness, Monette Shuttleworth

Sue was one of the most sweetest kindest person that I've ever worked for, I met her when I cleaned for Ceil, her mom then when I started working for you guys, to see you girls grow up into fine ladies was all your mom wanted, her family came first.. She lit up the room when she walked into it a beautiful smile and a great laugh , I was so lucky to have known Sue and all her family. My thought and prayers are with you all, Love yinz Annie Brose your old cleaning lady.,💖 ( and Charlie your old dog's girlfriend)

I was blessed to have met Sue and worked with Sue at CFA. She was an extraordinary woman with a lot of spunk. Countless hours in her office laughing and sometimes, crying. Rest in peace, my friend 💕

I remember hanging out on Sue's porch before school or waiting for the bus to go to the mall. Even then she was so stylish. Many years later whenever we would see each other we talked about our family. She was so proud of them. Sue was so sincere and wise. I am really going to miss our conversations. My thoughts are with her family and friends now. Sincerely with love. Suzy Cibrone

Sue was my office mate at CMU but, more than that, she became one of my closest friends. Her example of living life to its fullest inspires me to do the same. I will miss her every single day onward. To Sara, Caitlin and Jamie, know that you are surrounded by love and support. And, of course, by your loving wife and mother. She is with you always.

Sue was a wonderful person. She laughed at everything, and loudly! During hurricane Ike, when I visiting Houston, she called to make sure I was okay. She will be remembered fondly by many former CMU colleagues.

Sue lit up any room she was in. I loved working with her in her years at Carnegie Mellon. She was warm, funny, and cared deeply about her work and her colleagues. I had to smile at the description of her knowing how to accessorize. I remember just before one college function, I had spilled something all over my silk blouse. She took a scarf and knew how to tie it in a way that completely camouflaged and covered the stain. She saved the day in more ways than one. I also remember jumping up and down in a New York City elevator with her after meeting with a potential donor that we were certain would fund our request. Even though it fell through, that moment and so many others live on in my memory of her—-as a joyous, kind and loving person.