GLENDINNING, Susan Alert Me
Originally printed on June 25, 2015 in the Shropshire Star.
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GLENDINNING
Susan
Of Newport. Formerly of Wharfedale. Passed away peacefully at The Princess Royal Hospital on June 19, 2015. Aged 60 years. Much loved Wife of Phil. Cherished Mum to Alistair, Iain and Stewart and a devoted Grandma to Thomas, Nell, Devon and Arwen.
Funeral Service to be held at Telford Crematorium on Monday, July 6, at 12 noon.
Family flowers only please, donations, if desired, for The Lingen Davies Cancer Relief Fund, for which purpose a collection box will be provided atthe Crematorium.
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Tracey Hoof
07 July 2015
I had the privilege of sitting next to you for some 9 years. We went through good and bad times and shared so much together, we were always there for each other with love, support and advice and for me, left without you now; there can never be another 'Sue'.
We also witnessed such a lot of changes in our work place together and saw some great staff come and go. We shared some sad times but my goodness could we laugh too - You were the was the one to name me ‘Hyacinth’, because of my love of all things clean and tidy and that name sticks to this day.
Being an RAF wife and a strong Yorkshire lass – I am sure you found it hard to ask for advice but over the years and through trust, you would turn to me and when we talked things through sometimes you thanked me and gave me a hug and it was then I knew we had a bond, which I know I can never be replaced no matter how much I think of my colleagues who are still here today. I cannot tell anyone just how much I miss you.
Tracey.x
Sincere Condolences
Shropshire Star
25 June 2015
Please accept our condolences at this difficult time.
