I have only just heard of Susan's passing and devastated.  Susan and I were friends at primary school, we reconnected and I was blessed that Susan came to Napier when she visited her Mum around 7 years ago, we stayed in contact sporadically connecting each birthday, I only just found out because I thought it strange I hadn't heard from her on my recent birthday.  My thoughts and love are with her sons who Susan was so proud of and extended family 

Sending so much and love and hugs  Ray, Jackson and your family’s as you lay beautiful Sue to Rest ,wish l could be there but I’m away working at the moment , Rest in Paradise Sue xxx❤️

Hi David and Boys 

Sorry to hear of Sue's passing 

She was a lovely lady and I have happy memories of times I had with Sue 

I'm sure you all will greatly miss her 

Hold on to the happy times you all had together 

We are both thinking of you all 

Please accept our deepest sympathy

Much love from Aunty Lorna and Larry 

To Ray, Jackson and family,

Sending my heartfelt condolences.

I will miss Sue more than words can express.  

A special compassionate lady, with a twinkle in her eye... 

I will look for you in the night sky darling girl !

Shine on 💖

My condolences to Susan's family, her Mum, sister & her children. Susan & I became friends during our Edgecumbe College days. I lived in Rata Ave, Edgecumbe & Susan lived in the "cool" lockwood house on College Road. I loved going to Susan's home, always made to feel welcome by her Mum, Anne & seeing younger sister Tracy. Susan & I were opposites in personalities. She was in my eyes, a " good girl", quiet & shy, but she definitely had a wild, cheeky & mischievous side, especially when our interest in "boys" started. Susan loved boys, even more if they drove a big V8. We had alot of fun, sneaking off with these "boys" (telling fibs to our mother's about where we were, lol). Typical teenage girl behavior. Susan was my "bestie" at school. We lost contact when she moved to Australia, but reconnected over Facebook  around 10 years ago, and caught up whenever she came to NZ. Will never forget your cheeky smile Susan, fly high my friend xx 

Hey going to miss our late night early morning online chats girl. You give em hell!!! 😜😜💖

I was heartbroken  when I heard the news of Susan's passing. I am sure Suzie will remain in our hearts and memorys.  Her love and laughter will forever be with  family and friends.

How to make a white rock garden.

RIP Susie ... miss you dry humour and cheeky wit ... blah, blah, blah. Joy, Kezza and family.

Love you mum. I knew you were going through a tough time and I remember the last words you said to me were “I just have to hang in there”. I am sorry you couldn’t hang in there for long enough but I will be hanging up your beautiful memories and your legacy for the whole world to see. You were my inspiration and my strength. You lived life the way you wanted. You had fun and made the most of your moments with people. Thankyou for giving me the strength to be the man I am today. I love you and always will. Ray.