  I pray that my sister knows just how much she meant to me.   Sue I miss the times when you would come spend the weekends, and the holidays with me. You made my home a happier place to be. Your laugh, and your smile,  with a cup of coffee in the morning made it a better day. I will miss our talks on the phone at nights, and all the laughs we had together. You don't have to be scared, or worried any more, because you are home with mom and dad, and with Jesus, and the Lord. But little sister I love you, and want you to know, that know matter where you are at, that I will always be here for you.

My mother, Sue, was a kind, loving and caring person. She enjoyed giving to others and would help any way she could. She faced many challenges throughout her upbringing, that started when she was little, being born with Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy. Even though she was faced with these daily challenges, that didn't stop her from having a smile on her face, and showing enthusiasm and passion for life. Sue was a strong and warm-hearted person, who formed many friendships throughout her years, and touched many people’s hearts and live's, she came into contact with along the way. She was overjoyed and thrilled the day she found out she was going to become a grandmother, and having two grandchildren, Elaina and Evan. She always looked forward to being around them, as this is what she loved and enjoyed the most, being around her friends and family, many of you who are here today.      

Sue was born on April 12th, 1964, where she was raised and grew up with a large family with the support of her mother, father, 3 sisters, and 1 brother, where she was raised and brought up with traditional values, and learned the skills of cooking, sewing, and knitting.  She developed a strong passion for puzzles, crosswords, and latch hook. This is where she was very creative, and she shined the most through her arts and crafts. She would pass down her creations to myself, her grandchildren, and her siblings, as gifts she took pride in the most. My mother was a homemaker all her life, and had the help and care from her parents throughout her years because of her daily challenges she faced. However, that didn't stop her from having a family, and making her high school graduation, as this was such an accomplishment for her to conquer and celebrate. 

Throughout my childhood, I would remember her listening to her favorite music bands like, Pink Floyd, Bruce Sprinsgteen, and Tony Orlando, and Dawn. She loved music so much that she took me to my first concert when I was 8 years old to see Emerson, Lake, and Palmer. She endured and enjoyed life to the fullest, as she loved going to the lake every weekend in the Summer while I was growing up, and taught me things like swimming, tubing, and throwing a frisbee. Seeing that she had faced many challenges while growing up, she supported me, showed my strength and gave me comfort, and shaped me into the person I am today. She's what I would call a hero, and these are my precious memories of my mother. She will be missed dearly by all, as her memory will live on in all of us forever. 

Oh so many memories, I don't even know where to start. Let me go back to when I was about 7 years old. I started to spend the summers at my grandma's house where my Aunt Sue lived. I remember after dinner there was always some sort of game that we would play, from bored and card games to Frisbie which was her favorite . I swear she had me running all over the yard just for fun so she could laugh at me because I could not catch the frisbee nor could I throw it right. But I got better with time and we would have so much fun once I learned how the game was actually played. I remember whenever I was being bad she would grab the scissors and threatened to cut my long hair. I swear that scared the crap out of me and I straightened up real quick. As I got older I remember going back to Grandma's One Summer but spent more time with Aunt Sue because she had gotten her first apartment at that time she had already had Janet my baby cousin. That's when I learned how to change stinky diapers and feed a baby the bottle I really love my aunt and thought she was the coolest person in the world especially after giving me my very first wine cooler oh, I must have been about 12 at that time. It's so hard to believe that she is gone but at least she is back with Grandma and Grandpa. I'm going to miss her so much. The only thing I regret is not being able to have taken her out for coffee when she asked . So from now on when I drink my morning cup of coffee I will always think of her. She is going to be missed so much but once again I find a lot of comfort in knowing that she no longer has to suffer on this Earth and she is with my grandparents and Jesus Christ.

Although we haven’t been in touch through the years I will always remember our younger years when I got to come every summer to spend a couple of weeks! We always had great times from either going roller skating , walks and dancing in front of the mirror with our brushes singing to Tony Orlando and Dawn!!  You will be missed dear cousin but now you get to be reunited with your mom and dad .Heaven gained another angel 😇  RIP Sue 😘. Love you 

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Sue Glover

12 abril, 1964 – 26 mayo, 2020

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