Kelly Kulak kept saying " You need to meet my friend, Sue." Susan and I finally met at a WW2 event. We worked together to honor the nurses of WW2. 

This past summer, I saw her eyes sparkle as she looked at the finished 44th evac hospital that she spearheaded the creation of.

Our weekly conversations about history, current events,  books, & music were engaging and are now treasured memories. She was an adviser who I always could depend on for an honest opinion. Most of all, Susan was a friend. 

To have been given the gift of calling her "friend" is a true blessing. 

My wife Sandra and I were shocked and deeply sadened over Susan's passing. She was a good neighbor and friend and always helpful in any medical question or issue. We had many interesting  conversations about Naval history and the history of the Naval Nurse Corp. about which she was very proud. She was particularly helpful to us in a recent medical issue where she was obviously happy to help and share her expertise.. We will miss her very much. 

With condolences-- Gene Mollica

Sue and I played glockenspiel in the C.E. Cole Jr High band in 1965.  Al Leader, the director, thought it would be a great idea, since we didn't have a piccolo player, that she and I could play that part on our "bells"  in the chorus of Sousa's Stars and Stripes Forever. It was a huge challenge for us, but we pulled it off for the concert that year. 

This memory has stayed in my heart all these years because Sue and I had so much fun practicing together, laughing constantly and congratulating each other when we succeeded. She was a great friend and band pal who went on to become a terrific, loving & caring lady.  She will be sorely missed.

I am so sorry to hear of Sue’s passing.  She was a very skilled anesthetist & always kind & professional & willing to teach and share her knowledge.  I really enjoyed working with her at the Health Pavilion Surgical Center in Lancaster.  My condolences to her family.  Prayers to you,

Heather Hershey