Sue was a good friend, always had a smile, and something fun to talk about. She had a great sense of humor and was always enjoyable to have a conversation with. I went to her "After the Prom Party" and then did not see her again till the ten year reunion, and found out that she had lived in Hollywood at the same time I had lived there. We lived only about half a mile apart and never knew the other one was there, but that was the way things were back then without the internet. We kept in touch over the years on ClassMates.com and I was hoping to see her at the 50th reunion, but it was not to be, I had heard from her sister that she had passed away.
My sis was one of a kind....we were twins but completely different....she was funny and beautiful..she is smiling in every one of the pictures I see of her. A beautiful smile that lit up the room.,,if you were her friend you were a friend for life..when she moved to Florida I was devastated...but we talked every day..I saw her for the last time about 6 months before she died...I flew to Florida and we had a magical week together...we both knew she would not survive the lung cancer that took her life...50 years of smoking caught up with her...she died quietly in the arms of her best friend Donna....in her own bed...a fitting last act...I think about her every day....she is now buried with her first true love and hubby Bobby....he also died of cancer...the last day of her life she called me to say she had emailed me her request to be buried with Bobby...after I told her I received it and would follow thru she finally could rest...she died that night,..finally knowing she would be with him forever...
Donn Gooch
Sue was a good friend, always had a smile, and something fun to talk about. She had a great sense of humor and was always enjoyable to have a conversation with. I went to her "After the Prom Party" and then did not see her again till the ten year reunion, and found out that she had lived in Hollywood at the same time I had lived there. We lived only about half a mile apart and never knew the other one was there, but that was the way things were back then without the internet. We kept in touch over the years on ClassMates.com and I was hoping to see her at the 50th reunion, but it was not to be, I had heard from her sister that she had passed away.
Lynda McDowell (Labine)
My sis was one of a kind....we were twins but completely different....she was funny and beautiful..she is smiling in every one of the pictures I see of her. A beautiful smile that lit up the room.,,if you were her friend you were a friend for life..when she moved to Florida I was devastated...but we talked every day..I saw her for the last time about 6 months before she died...I flew to Florida and we had a magical week together...we both knew she would not survive the lung cancer that took her life...50 years of smoking caught up with her...she died quietly in the arms of her best friend Donna....in her own bed...a fitting last act...I think about her every day....she is now buried with her first true love and hubby Bobby....he also died of cancer...the last day of her life she called me to say she had emailed me her request to be buried with Bobby...after I told her I received it and would follow thru she finally could rest...she died that night,..finally knowing she would be with him forever...
Lynda McDowell Labine