Dearest John and Girls. I cannot believe it has been a year already. I know you can. I will always remember Sue's smile and bubbly personality. She was always so outgoing and happy. I attribute that to you John, and your girls. You could see the love between you so vividly. I am proud to have know Sue and miss her. She will always watch over you. You remain in our prayers.

The Dimitroffs

John very sorry for your loss. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Orlando

Words fail... But memories come to mind. I worked with Sue in caring for her graduate student recruits. She had a great sense of humor, and on those rare occasions things went amiss, her eyes would convey, with a glint of mischief, what she was thinking while she nevertheless diplomatically handled the situation. She was a fun colleague who exercised patience in breaking in the likes of me, at the time a newly minted academic administrator. The School of Business was clearly not just a job to her - she really fought for her students. While we couldn't always agree on the best way forward, there was a mutual respect and a willingness to serve that helped her cherished programs to flourish: Sue was a large part of creating success for the graduate programs at Odette, and she was a large part of what made the university an interesting and fun place to work.