Memories of Susan E Leonard

In memory of

Susan E Leonard

New Gloucester, ME

May 24, 1960 - January 16, 2022

May 24, 1960 - Jan 16, 2022

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Gail Lussier

I met Sue 407 plus years ago when I lived across the street from her sister Wendy. A couple years later, we rented a house together. Susan, you were the most gentle, kindhearted person I have ever known. I will never forget the rides through Jones and Vining parking lot with all the potholes. No matter how bad a day we were having, we would laugh so hard we forgot everything else. So many memories...all good. Love you girl.

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Brenda Wood

Sue, where do I begin. You have been one of my dearest, true, and constant friends for nearly 40 years. I completely understand your decision to end treatment. You were brave and courageous and I would have done the same thing. We shared so many memories over the years. You were like a sister and a big part of my life. You were loved by my family. I think of our many “girls weekends” on Flanders Pond and the many trips to Winter Harbor to sit and listen to the waves. For the past few years while wintering in Gulf Shores, I sit on the beach, close my eyes and think of you. Over the years, you helped me deal with heartache, just as I have you. You were a remarkable single mother raising beautiful twins. We worked together and played together. It was an honor standing up for you and Andy on your wedding day. Although I haven’t been around much over the past couple of years, you and your family have been in my thoughts and prayers. I’m glad I made it home to see you. My heart aches, but I know you are in a better place. May God bless and you Rest In Peace dear friend. I love you.

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Wendy Rand

I miss my little Sister. She had a heart of gold. love for her family was endless. Love you Susie Q, untill I see you again.

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Jackie Morgan

My sister had a heart of gold and was always one for trying to keep the peace. She loved with all of her heart and cherished her children and family. She will always be in our hearts with love. I will miss you deeply. Prayers and healing to Andy, Nicole and the family. I love you!

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Gail Lussier

Where to begin... Sue was the most gentle, kind, non- judgemental person you could ever meet. Her life spoke in so many ways, without words, just in action. I love you Sue, and you will always be in my heart.

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Brenda Robinson

Susie is how I always think about her. Many memories growing up, but one always stands out. A blue sweater with scottie dogs, that Mom (Jeanette) started knitting for me and years later finished for Susie. She will be missed by many. Love to the family and enjoy your peace Susan.

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