In my twelve years working with the K-Wings, Sue was one of the best fans to walk into Wings Stadium. She was always cordial and would have a smile that made me feel great....whether the team was winning or losing. In the long history of the franchise, there was a select group of people whose support was unparalleled. Sue was in that group. We also shared many stories of growing up in Milwood and going to Loy Norrix High School. Rest in peace, Sue. You brought joy to many people throughout your life.

Posted by Larry McClish on November 5, 2020

Sue was always a very warm and friendly backer to me during my hockey days with the K-Wings. She was supportive and knowledgeable about all things hockey and quick to share her thoughts on what the team should be doing. Thank you Sue for your support of me and the Kalamazoo Wings for 45 years. Keep on cheering Sue.

Posted by Georges Gagnon on November 4, 2020

Remembering all the fun times we had while I worked at Gilmore Bros with her. And especially being in our wedding. Best friend ever.

Posted by Patricia j Messenger on November 3, 2020

Sue was a kind and thoughtful person with a precious and quick sense of humor. I have known her for years, but have not seen her since 2006. I remember her well and grieve her passing as she was one of the good ones. Until later my friend. Rest in peace!

Posted by Michael Charles De Meyer on November 3, 2020

Sue will be greatly missed by all of the K-Wings hockey family. She will aways be remembered as one of the most loyal and dedicated season ticket holders. I had the pleasure of getting to know Sue over the last five years and she was a wonderful person.

Posted by Kane Family on November 3, 2020

Rest in Peace, Sue. I have fond memories of our Quota adventures over the years!

Posted by Cathleen Kaiser on November 3, 2020

Many fond memories of Sue at hockey games home and away game adventures, baseball games in Battle Creek. So many laughs and much loved shared between Sue and my mom/dad for many years. Rest in peace now Sue. Who am I kidding, load up the van, you are up there having a good ol time, hockey shenanigans and baseball bloopers with many of your friends.

Posted by Deb Redpath Herring on November 3, 2020

Sue was one of my favorite memories of going to the Gym at the Hotel Downtown. She always had a snarky way of making me laugh. Great spirit, and wonderful smile. Many blessings to her family.

Posted by Staci Scales on November 3, 2020

I didn't know Sue well but I knew her from the athletic club and she was always so welcoming and kind. I recall her wonderful sense if humor. Condolences to her family and to all who loved her.

Posted by Pamela Mairs-Lorio on November 3, 2020

Sue was a such a sweet person to get to know as a friend. She always had a way to make you smile. You will be missed dearly. Rest in peace

Posted by Dorothy fee on November 3, 2020

Susan was one of the sweetest people I’ve known. Big Heart! R.I.P.

Posted by Tom Smiddy on November 2, 2020

Sue was the woman who welcomed everyone into the Radisson Hotel fitness center. She was friendly to all of us, asking about our families and our interests. I especially remember her kindness to my husband when he was diagnosed with cancer. And I enjoyed her enthusiasm for the K Wings!

Posted by Carol Hodges on November 2, 2020