I am shocked and so sorry to hear this! We met in an online quilt group, she talked me into learning to knit and she came to Lincoln, Nebraska to a knitting retreat. While she was here we went to the International Quilt Museum. We frequently chatted or FaceTime. Was always fun to share our quilting and cross stitching projects we were working on. She will be missed.

I had the pleasure of meeting Susan at CJNU 6 years ago. I miss working with her, especially during our annual pledge drive. My thoughts are with Lloyd and the family.

Susan and I were friends since we were partnered for Driver Ed in Grade 12. That was the beginning of an enduring friendship. She was my Maid of Honour, Godmother to my son and my trusted confidant. She got me hooked on quilting and it was a passion we continued to share. Always learning, in 1997 she completed her Masters of Science and Healthcare Administration at Central Michigan University. I will miss her gentle presence in my life. Rest easy my friend.

My sincere condolences to you, Lloyd. I know how close you were to your sister. my thoughts are with you. Lorelei Scott

Susan and I grew up together on Chelsea Avenue. She was also one of my bridesmaids. I was shocked and saddened to hear of her passing. I am so glad I got to visit her this past summer. I cherish the time we shared. I miss her and I can't imagine the grief you are feeling Lloyd. She loved you so much and I know you loved her very much also. I wish I could be there to give you a hug. You were a great brother to her. My prayers are with you.

I was first introduced to Susan at HSC in 1989 when she hired me into the adult surgical float pool, which she was managing at the time. She hired me again 11 yrs later when I look a position on the Burns/plastics/ head & neck/ ENT/ oral surgery unit (GH5). Susan was a gentle, kind, caring manager and would willingly help out on the unit when we were short staffed or very busy. Susan encouraged me to get involved in the Canadian Association of Burn Nurses (CABN) and later with Mamingwey Burn Survivor Society. We took many trips accross Canada to attend these burn conferences. The most memorable was PEI in 2003. We extended our stay to take a day trip to see the beautiful countryside and lighthouses. Bryan had tagged along on this trip and made an excellent chauffer for Susan, Cindy and I. That last night hurricane Jaun hit PEI to add a bit of excitement to our departure and travel plans! But we could say we survived Juan!

As time went on I found out just how creative Susan was when she invited me to tour her basement craft room and all the projects she had on the go. She was always busy creating somethig!

Rest in peace, Susan.

My condolences to you, Lloyd. You have a special, well cherished sister.

Met Susan through CJNU. She began as a phone volunteer and soon became more than that. We shared our life stories in the studio. Supportive and kind in her words. Her presence will be missed. Condolences to Lloyd and family. Much loved and cherished.

Susan was a cherished radio colleague and dear friend. We had much fun together while on air, and shared many laughs together. She will be missed by all of us at CJNU. My condelences to Lloyd and family during this difficult time. Rest in Peace Susan.

I will miss her smile and her voice. She was a gentle force. She brought me into the CJNU family and I thank her for her guidance and support. I think of you often and will miss you forever.

Absolutely loved Susan. We've known each other since the 1980's as nurses. One funny little thing that comes to mind, was when she came to my house to help me pickle beets probably 30 years ago. my adult kids still call her the BEET LADY. We could always tease each other jokingly and I always enjoyed her company. RIP, my dear beautiful friend. I miss her so much.

My warmest condolences go out to you Lloyd at this difficult time!

Susan was such a kind and caring person. She will be missed. My deepest condolences to you Lloyd.