Chloe Pinsonneault lit a candle on 12/06/2019:
"You left us 10 years ago and I finally got the guts to get something to remind me of you and to remind me to stay strong. 10 years I was thinking to myself, should I get a tattoo of something that was so painful to me !?! But my annual melancholy came back as usual like every holidays and, I thought it was time for me to finally do that semicolon for both of us. 10 years I've missed you so badly, understanding each year, as time goes by, the pain and suffering you were going through all that time. How naive I was as a child to not know what you were going through. I've finally grown up and understood why you left. I long asked myself why you did this, not thinking about the ones you loved and loved you back. I soon realized what you were feeling and how unbearable it was to live with this massive weight you carried upon your shoulders. Now it's my turn to fight this pain and I will do it for both of us. I know you wouldn't wanted me to ever give up. Now, I have something to look at every time I feel sad, reminding me how I care to people and how much I cared for you. I know you're still out there somewhere, looking up on me. I miss you so much every day. I wish you could have seen me grow up. You were the best auntie I could ever have. So this, is for you auntie Sue. I love you and I will continue my journey for both of us. "

Pat Thompson lit a candle on 09/19/2025:
"Your memory is a blessing, Susan. Your love continues to give me strength and courage. My love for you grows deeper with each passing year. And Mary Oliver's poem, The Uses of Sorrow, is still true: Someone I loved once gave me a box full of darkness. It took me years to understand that this, too, was a gift. "

Susan Yee lit a candle on 11/05/2009:
"Thank you for all the happy times we shared and for being the amazing Auntie you were for my girls. We were all blessed to have had you in our lives."