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TRIBUTE TO
SUE COWLEY
Deceased
13th March
'09
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We met Sue and Margaret through the Time Out
Club. Sue was a lovely person, such a serene
lady, expressing a gentleness and positiveness
wherever and whenever we met. Never showing her
'down' days, she handled her illness with great
fortitude. She always appeared cheerful and at
peace.
Our love and thoughts are with Margaret and
family at this sad time. Russell & Cynthia |
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Sue, you were always so cheerful, no mater how
you felt. You counted your blessings and not
your pains. You were an inspiration to me, and
I'm so glad we met. Jenny |
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I am so sorry to hear about Sue. She
was such a lovely friendly lady and even
though I did not know her that well I
will miss her on future outings because
of her ability to always recognise one
even if we did not have personal
conversations. Mel |
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Sue you were such a lovely person never said a
bad word about anyone.
You were such a good listener and mixed with all
ages. I feel blessed to have known, Sue. I will
miss her but know in my heart shes at peace.
Lynn |
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Sue Cowley What can I say about this magic, soft-spoken, gentle
lady?
We met Sue in January 2004 and were immediately impressed with her caring,
gentle, and soft-spoken ways. In fact over the almost five years she became
a special person in our lives and I know Brian feels the same as I do.
Brian and I have so enjoyed the times we spent together around the dining room
table we will treasure these times with Sue.
Her participation in the Time Out Ladies Club will be remembered by many! Sue,
we all knew suffered greatly, but she never complained. Sue certainly made us
grateful that we knew her, and she inspired us all. We will remember her
fondly!
Our sympathies to the family you have lost a giant in your family.
The Cowley Matriarch! ( Matriarch - A highly respected woman who is a
mother.)
Carol and Brian |
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