The obituary notice of Susan WRAY

I only just found out, I was trying to contact her to let her know of my father's passing, she would want to know, only to find my father outlived her by a couple of months. We only dated briefly, but she was the love of my life, I even proposed to her. She said no, obviously. In her delightful Mary Poppins type accent. Susan was one of those rare, beautiful people they should make more of. I'm devastated, I can't believe she's gone. Love to everyone who knew this amazing person.

So sad to read of Susan’s sad death. She was a kind, gentle and thoughtful lady who will be greatly missed.

It was a privilege to know you Sue, for those short few weeks when you volunteered for our project. You had a kind and open heart, with a willingness to roll up your sleeves to help others. We miss you.

Sue, our meeting nearly two years ago blossomed into a friendship that lasted your life. I'll always remember our Goat story, G'day Bruce, your visit to Bermuda, our talks and most of all YOU! You were a wonderful person and you are a wonderful angel. Shine your "wrays" as the angel you've always been.

Thank you. You will be missed.

I was shocked and saddened to hear of Sue's passing. In only a short time she became a friend as well as a trusted colleague and she is greatly missed. Thanks Sue for the light and humour you brought into our world at Freedom From Chronic Pain and into my world personally. Your professionalism, creativity and caring really made a difference.

So difficult to know what to write, Sue you were everything good, fun, caring and inspirational. We are all devastated, I still expect to see you everytime I open my front door. Rest in peace.
Steve Robbo and Mandy