I haven’t words to match my emotion in conveying the sorrow I feel at Sue’s choice to leave this life or to express the depth of sympathy I feel for the great loss experienced by all who loved her. I have read many times how it is best to go forward dwelling on happiness shared and favorite memories and gratitude for what was. But that fails to address what should be done with the myriad hopes and dreams of what was yet to be. I can offer only my prayers, and my condolences, and a wish for healing. I do want to emulate in my own life the warmth and kindness Sue always showed to me, to welcome others into my home with the same level of genuine graciousness she displayed each time I stopped by, and I will try to always remember to put the kettle on for a shared cup of tea, as she did for me. And each time I do so, I will remember Sue, and see again her lovely face, her shining eyes, that most radiant smile.