Condolence: As a 1958 Mentor High School classmate of Sue's I wish to extended my deep sympathy to Sue's family. Sue was always a bright spot to our class, and will be remembered fondly by all of us. Nancy (Hartmann) Smith

Condolence: Jeff, Steve, Shari,and Carolyn,
Our deepest sympathy and condolences for the loss of your Mother - our good neighbor of 44 years. She and Gary were the first to welcome us into the neighborhood. We will always remember Sue with a friendly smile on her face sharing warm stories. Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with you.
Jerry and Carol Ancona

Condolence: So saddened by the passing of your Mom. We enjoyed sitting with her at a lot of little league baseball games, as well as high school baseball games, watching our three sons along with Jeff and Steve, play for Marcellus. Gary was a great coach and Susan was a great cheerleader. I know your memories of her will always be wonderful as ours are of her, and your Dad.

Our condolences to your family.

Condolence: Dear Jeff Shari Steveand Carolyn Dick and I were so very sorry to hear of your mothers death . She was an amazing women and I was always in awe of everything she accomplished in her life . You probably don't know this but we always referred to your mom as Sue Berry as every time my grandchildren saw her they would say Gramma there's Sue Berry your mom loved it.Our thoughts and prayes are with all of you love Kathy And Dick

Condolence: Dear Seabury Family,
I was very sad to hear of Sue's passing. What will always remain are the fond memories of many years of fun and adventures shared with your Mom and Karen. Please accept my heartfelt sympathies. My thoughts are with you all.
God Bless!
Renee Wiles

Condolence: We remember Sue from her work at our church as well as Marcellus Soccer.
She always had a great sense of humor, and had great insights about life.

I will remember her smile and that little twinkle in her eye!

Our condolences to all of you.

Condolence: To Sue's family, Sue and I got together to plan our lessons for Vacation Sunday School in Marcellus. She was always one to volunteer her time and I was fortunate to work with her. She was a nice and fun lady.
The pleasure of knowing her is mine.

Condolence: so sorry for your loss. sue and gary were like my brother and sister mary kay and russ always referred to them as aunt and uncle.we have many fond memories of the wonderful times we spent together when our kids were growing up.

Condolence: Jeff, Steve, Shari, and Carolyn,

Bucky and I express our heartfelt sympathy to you, your spouses and your children. These last few months must have been challenging and difficult for all of you. Yet, knowing your Mom, I am sure she helped make it easier for each of you to both support her and say goodbye. You all were her pride and joy. As an only child, she was so proud of the family she and your Dad had created, and you and your spouses have carried forward. She loved to share your accomplishments and those of her grandchildren. She was a

Your Mom was one of my best friends, going back to our Marcellus days, almost 40 years ago. It took me a while to understand her cryptic monologues – well let’s say after all these years, I still didn’t get some of them. Sports drew us together, and was reinforced through family, bridge club, college as adults, many seasons of Syracuse Stage, visits to our camp on Black Lake and annual “girls’ weekends” with Renee Wiles. What started out as a bus trip in 1982 to the outlet stores in Reading, transformed into exploring points of interest (mostly in the northeast) for educational enjoyment and shopping bargains. Your Mom was always the first to pack her suitcase and be ready to travel. If you find the book of our adventures I made for her, you might discover another side of your Mom -- the happy traveler. We took one more trip to the BIG APPLE in the fall of 2015. I am sharing a few of the photos from then, and several from our other adventures. This is how I will remember her.

For each of you, remember the fun and adventuresome times you shared together.

Love and hugs to you all. Karen

Condolence: So sorry to hear of Sue's passing. Our families had such wonderful memories growing up together and she was always an integral part. Hoping that remembering all of the great times carries you through these difficult days.

Mary Kay and family