Nana, there are no words to say how much you will be missed. I will always remember your smile that seemed to brighten up everyone else's day. Trying to sum up how important you were doesn't seem possible but I love you and will miss you greatly Nana.

I have been thinking of what to post and first is to thank God for having you in my life.  You lived a long life that touched so many. Your legacy continues in your great grand kids. 
I remember the fun times at the Friday night dinners in Brighton; the food you made - pot roast, peanut butter jelly and cream cheese sandwiches, veal cutlets and matzah ball soup. Jane and I remember how after each meal the table was set for the next meal. 
Funny how we all remember food. 
Here ate some more memories:
-  how fast you walked but I had no trouble keeping up. 
- our trip to Washington, D.C. With Poppa. 
- the panda bear you made me out of Poppas socks. 
- the visits to west palm. 
- the time we bought you a VCR and you being afraid to use it
- the time I had the fender bender and we tried to hide it from Poppa but the WPB sheriff had already called him
- the visits with Jackson and lily when they were newborns and how you and Poppa fussed over them
- the story of being told that when I was born that the doctors and the base commander said to come up to NH for my funeral, how you did and told them I would live
- the stories of your life and hearing you speak of all you have seen in the world, the good and bad 
And lastly
- the love and dedication you had to Poppa and the family
Rest in peace
Love always
Robbie

To Nana Sue,

you've taught me more about life than life than life could.

you've taught me more about kindness than charity.

and even now, you are teaching me how to be strong and respectful to relatives here, and no longer here.

Nana sue,
you are the livliest woman I have ever known, and you are also the oldest!
Every moment spent with you was an inspiration to how to live life, and how to make the most of what you have got. To love who you are with, and respect who you are not with. You are a wonderful, kind, incredible person and I, and many many others, love you, and wish you well.

I will forever remember Nana Sue Goodman as the kindest, most lively woman ever. 

Love you,
Anthony L.

NANA , IT WAS A PLEASURE KNOWING YOU ALL THESE YEARS, WE ENJOYED OUR TIMES WITH YOU.  WE WILL MISS YOU AND ALWAYS REMEMBER  YOU FONDLY.
                                                    ANN AND RONALD

For a wonderful great-grandmother who will be missed. I'll always remember how spirited and kind you were and will certainly miss the meals you made for us when we came to visit. Thank you for being an amazing grandparent. I love and miss you.

The world lost a little more of its innocence when you left, Nana. You had such a genuine, rare soul. Seeing others happy truly made you feel joyful, and that lesson will stay with me forever. I will miss you dearly, and will eat a cookie in your memory! ;] I love you Nana!

MOM:  THE WONDERFUL MEMORIES WILL KEEP YOU ALIVE IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER.  THANK YOU FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE FOR US.

LOVE AND KISSES, GAIL & DENNY

Nana Sue, You will be missed and we will always treasure all the wonderful memories. A very special person that taught us all so much. Truly one of a kind. For all the little things like making matzo ball soup."add the greens and matzo balls before the CARROTS"... My first trip to Disney world and how you actually rode space mountain with me. How your advice always meant a lot and was taken to heart. Living a full life, watching 9 great grandchildren grow touching each of their lives. Now you are at peace and reunited with poppa Bill your one true love and as you look down on us know that you are missed and loved very much. We will hold you in our hearts forever.

Nana Sue,
Because of you, I have the ability to say, "I lived happily ever after". For you gave us Terry and Terry gave us Randi and Randi is the love of my life. Just as Poppa Bill was the love of your life and now you are together again. I do not mourn your passing but rather, I celebrate your life. For you showed us all how to live life. I will do my best to take care of your grand daughter and help her to cope with you passing. Until we meet again......

To Nana Sue,
When you came into this world I was truly blessed, for you gave us Terry and Terry gave us Randi.  And Randi is my true love, just as Poppa Bill is your true love.  I know that you are with him now and when you look down here at us, realize that it was you that gave me the ability to say, "I lived happily ever after".  Thank you and until we meet again, God Bless.

To our loving mom and mother in law , you will be greatly missed .will never forget all the delicious meals that you served us and the fabulous times we had together. You were always there for all your children and friends. Your greatest joy was making us all happy. Say hi to Pappa Bill for us. We love you

It is with deep sorrow that we mourn the passing of my last surviving aunt. I will always cherish the memories I have of my Aunt Sue. She was one of a kind. Always there to help you. I remember all the funny stories and things my Aunt Sue (or as my dad, her brother, Charlie called her "Suzabella"). The time the pressure cooker exploded and she had to take all the meat off the ceiling; the time she drove the repairman crazy wanting to know if the light in the refrigerator went out when the door was closed; the time I hung a light over Gail's bed and her next door neighbor rang the bell telling my aunt the screw came through on his side of the wall (to which Sue said: "hang a picture on it); or the time she made Thanksgiving dinner and carried in a 25lb turkey with no problem, but dropped my veal cullet on the floor and then wiped if off with the dirty dish towel. I remember the times at the Brighton Baths and the lunches she made for everyone. 

There are so many fond memories of my Aunt and my favorite uncle, her husband, Willie. They were the original Lucy and Desi. whatever could go wrong, went wrong. Especially during this time of Passover. I remember the Seder at my mom;s house,and when Uncle Willie got locked int the bathroom  just at the time of the reading when Elijah the prophet was supposed to knock on the door. Sue, not realizing Willie was in the bathroom, said "He's at the door". 

We (Me, Linda, Sharon and Stewart and the grandkids) all want Gail and Terri to know we are thnking of them during this time of sorrow. Aunt Sue is finally at rest and peace, together one more time with her parents and all of her siblings. May they all enjoy the rest of time of eternity together, until we all meet again.

Love, Ronnie, Linda, Sharon, Scot, Carly, Chad, Stewart, Janine, Theresa and Ryan.

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Sue Goodman

1 September, 1916 – 25 March, 2013

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