Our deepest condolences on your family what great loss. Sue was always kind and cheerful. I got to know her through her daughter Sharon and her granddaughter Livia. She will be missed. We will keep your family in our prayers. Love Alexandra and Greg Edwards

Sue ♥️ I will miss you terribly.
Thank you for everything. For the long chats and being one of the loveliest people you can ever meet.
I met sue on ancestry. And found out we are connected by great grandparents who was siblings.
Sue you was angel in life and you definitely will be one in the afterlife 🤍

I am so sorry to hear of sues passing. Talked to her a few weeks ago always encouraged me after my husband past away. She will be so in good hands with her ken. Condolences to her family.

We first met Sue at the dog park in 2015, became friends on Facebook and stayed in touch when we moved away. I enjoyed our chats, and it felt like fate that Sue and I met. As it turned out Kens grave is beside my fathers. Sue tidied up my father’s grave for me when I moved away because she knew I couldn’t visit often, that’s just the kind of caring person she was. We will miss Sue.

Dear Sharon, Andy and family: So sorry to hear of your mom’s passing she was a lovely person who was determined to fight this battle that takes so many of our loved ones away to soon. I had recently connected again with your Mom and she was in great spirits despite what she was going thru. We got to catch up and have a few laughs over old times. I got to meet her sweet little dog too. I will always remember her laugh. Thinking of you and your family at this difficult time. Earl and Senga Smith

Our condolences to the family. We had some fun times back in the day with Ken, Sue, Andy and Sharon. I remember lots of laughs. Sue always treated us with the most respect and we always loved if we were visiting or if they were visiting us. RIP Sue. Say hi to Ken. ❤️

I am so sorry for your loss. Your mother / grandmother was always kind to me.

Thank you for all your help with ancestry

RIP Cuz, say hy to the family for me. Kent

Our deepest condolences to the Swan/Hennessey Family, and Sue’s friends. Blaine has fond memories of Sue babysitting the Campbell boys when they lived in Norval. Our deepest sympathies.
Blaine & Patsy Campbell, Oakville ON

I met Sue at the dog park…she loved going with Phoebe and Gracie. She very much enjoyed my son’s dog Bentley…and he her.. I was sorry to hear she was not doing well and expressing my sympathies on her passing. She was a very kind lady with a very big heart.

My sincere condolences on the passing of Sue. It’s been over 50yrs since I’ve seen Sue. We were in high school together and I remember when she and Ken starting going out together. Back then the old arena was the place to be. Your mom was so sweet and friendly. Remember not only her lovely smile but that sparkle in her eyes. She will be watching over your family. She is gone way too soon. Lynn

We are so sad to hear of your Mom’s passing. We have known her ever since you were all of our neighbours on Bennett St. Then once we all moved from Bennett St. I would still see her at Victoria School or around town. She always had time to stop for a chat. Our condolences to all of you. Hugs and prayers.
Dave & Sandy Herbison

So sorry for the loss of your mother. She was a beautiful person. Always a big smile and a kind word. She will be remembered by many people . Condolences to all she touched

Sharon, Andy and family. Sue was a wonderful neighbour, always friendly and, more often than not, smiling. She loved her family and cared about her neighbours and the community. However, one of her favorite causes was her pets, Maple, Gracie and the other dogs she had plus the birds. She enjoyed them all and took them to the dog park in all kinds of weather. Her gardens and flowers were showcased by Sue looking for new items to fill in a spot or to highlight a particular type of plant. Very lovely. She entertained friends and neighbour’s with her weekly get togethers, and it was a fun time sharing adventures, snacks and a glass of wine. She will be missed.

My condolences to the family on your loss. I was a student at all three schools mentioned in the obituary and I got along with the custodial staff there. I remember Mrs. Swan and would say hi walking down the halls and even have short conversations with her, Mr. Crocker, Mr. Cox and Mr. MacDonald. I thought it was funny that throughout my public school career that it seemed like the custodians I knew over the years travelled with me. Along with the teachers at school, I respected and honoured our custodial staff as well as they all had fairly difficult but ultimately essential jobs.

I’m truly heartbroken to hear about the loss of my favorite Aunt Sue. She held a special place in my heart. I can only imagine that her passing would be such profound loss that is deeply felt by all of us who were fortunate enough to know her.

Sue’s kindness, warmth, and the love that she shared with everyone around her were truly extraordinary. Her memory will live on in the countless comforting moments and precious memories that we shared together.

My aunt Sue’s spirit will continue to shine through in the love and strength she instilled in all the families and individuals that she touched. For Andy and Sharon, may you find solace in those memories and may her legacy of love help you through this difficult time. My deepest condolences and all my love to you and your family.

Anthony, Maria, Amanda and Cristian.

After many yrs. we were reconnected. Sorry to hear of Sue’s passing. My deepest condolences to everyone Many fond memories of our younger years in Georgetown with all of the siblings and parents

Subject: Memory for you Mom ♥️
Our dear friend Sue. We have shared many fond memories over the past 44 yrs. It’s difficult to choose just one.

In 1979 Kelly played baseball with Swanny in EarFalls. That Christmas Sue saw Kelly and 2 other single hydro guys at the Post Office.
Sue said “ hey if you guys arn’t going home for Christmas, you’re welcome to our place, we have an open house.

Fast forward 2022 after we attended our last of several plays at Stratford, we were waiting for a table in a restaurant. When we were called to our table Sue turned to an elderly lady that was alone and said” our table is for 4 if you’d like to join us.” and she did.

That was Sue huge smile, huge heart.

We all moved from Ear Falls and over the years enjoyed having Sue and Swanny to Muskoka in July and we would travel to Goderich in September. So many laughs.

Kelly’s fondest memory is Sue letting him tease Sharon and Andy in their younger years.

We were neighbours of Ken and Sue’s back in 1975, we both had kids the exact same ages so we had a lot in common. I loved Sue for her pleasant demeanor every single day and her love for Ken, Andy and Sharon. She was a very happy go lucky lady, always so easy going. Ken and Sue were the sweetest couple that we latched onto as soon as we met them. Lost track of them when they moved to Goderich but thankfully I found Sue on Facebook. I have loved communicating with Sue after all these years and watching her kids and grandkids grow up. My heart goes out to you Andy and Sharon, I know you both have made your mom and dad so proud!! Condolences and big hugs to both of you.

I didn’t know Sue well, but when I met her, she was extremely loving, kind and approachable. I have great memories of him, even though he didn’t like Pink Floyd. A very strong hug from Spain to the family, especially to Sharon, another great woman.

Andy, Sharon and family,
I am so sorry to hear about your mom. She was always so kind and I loved running into her and always enjoyed our conversations.
Thinking of you all.
Angie

I am absolutely heartbroken about Sue’s passing.. I was contacted by Sue, thru Ancestry.ca and was completely thrilled to finally meet my Hennessey heritage! I had very little time to spend with Sue , and I feel devastated about that… she was such a lovely, smiling, caring, generous individual. We have certainly lost an absolute Gem… 💔 My deepest sympathies to Sharon , Andy and family… xox

My family and I are saddened by the loss of Sue (aunty Sue) . She was an amazing woman, so kind and so caring.
Sue and her late husband Ken were such a huge part of my life and I will always remember the good times.
Love Jim and Jill

I am so sorry to hear your Mom has passed on. She was such a lovely and happy person.
My husband Steve and I enjoyed playing darts with her and your Dad. Fond memories.
My sympathy to all of her family and friends.