Birth date: Oct 30, 1954 Death date: May 31, 2009
Formerly of Richardson, TX. Passed May 31st at her residence in Merrimack, NH. after a thirty year battle with the debilitating effects of Multiple Sclerosis. Susan was born Oct. 30, 1954 in Lowell Ma. daughter of the late Walter Read Obituary
I can't even begin to express my sorrow over the loss of Susan. She played a very big role in my life growing up. I loved her dearly – with all my heart. Such a loving, kind person with a warm heart. I loved her laugh and the way she always made me laugh. I'll mostly remember the hot fudge sundaes after the boys went to bed and Paul was working. We would stay up and talk about everything and laugh. I love you Susan, may your memory be eternal!
I am sorry for the loss of your mother, Aunt Susan was an inspiration to all who knew her. My family and I will always remember her with a smile.
It is still hard to believe that Susan's infectious smile and up beat presonallity is gone, BUT never her spirit. Time passes quickly –grief does not!!!! She will, as all our loved ones, be for ever in our hearts and thoughts. Our treasured memories and time will heal this pain we all feel, even your persoanl deep deep pain as sons & sister.Time has a mysterious kindness it always gives back to us what we lost throught love & memories. Susan's strenth as she battled her disease and her seperation from the boy's she loved most will always give me courage to carry on in the most difficult of times.I wish to have half her courage and strenth. We are so proud of her for always being positive, happy and self sufficient. She certainly is an inspiration for all.I hope you know how very much we love her and her family. We all grew up as cousins but felt more like siblings growing up around Aunt Florence,Uncle Walter & the older girls. I always (as all did) wanted to be Suzie, she was so cute & adorable, even with her disease never changed right up to the end, ADORABLE ALWAYS!!!!I grieve for her but at the same time feel some, little, relieve her long hard battle has ende & she has joined her awaiting family & will be there as she always was waiting for us with that infectious smile.All my love and deepest sympathy to all of us especially you both boys and my dear Barbara.Love & kisses MaryBeth
The laughter and grace with which you lived your life will always be an example to me. You left your handprints on all the hearts of every life you touched. Whether with a shared smile, a funny story, a word of encouragement or simply lending your quiet strength while I struggled with my own illness, you taught me to live life on my terms and to the fullest. Thank you Aunt Sue, I'll miss you.
I remember joining the girls on numerous occasion's at Desperado's enjoying spending time and laughter. Susan has a special place in anyone's heart that knew her. We will miss her.
I will miss Aunt Susan's laugh. She had the BEST laugh I ever heard!
sue will be missed and always remembered
It has been a long hard road for Susan and I know that she is in a beautiful and peaceful home now and free of all disease and worries. She will be missed but she will be in our hearts forever. My prayers are with all of you.
We were Duke Drives Laverne & Shirley, Lucy & Ethel, or as Paul said many times: Dumb & Dumber. I will miss my good friend but remember all the great, wonderful, crazy times we had. Love, Barb
Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you now. One awesome memorie was the day Susan and I went to Hampton Beach. We had her scooter. She rode on that, and I had roller blades. We went all along the shore line and back again. We ate lobster. The Chamber of Commerce provided a kind of wheel chair made from PVC pipe, and we were able to go through the soft sand to the harder sand where the tide had been. That was just one of many days we had. Paul and Michael, she loved you so…and Cole. She would always forward pictures to me. She will be missed, but in my mind, she is playing scrabble with Na-na. Love, Joanie
