"Saint Sue"
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A well-deserved honor and recognition. Congratualtions and mazel tov!
Congratulations Sue. I'm still rather new here but have always noticed and been inspired by your presence.
Congrats Sue, I have not had any interactions with Sue but I have read many of her posts and her contributions have helped make B&B the great place it is.
Congratulations Sue!!
Congrats, Sue!!!
Congrats, Sue.
Hats off to You!!
Congrats again,
JB
Congrats!
Sue, congratulations. You deserve every bit of this!
To date, B&B'ers have donated just over $2,100.00 in Sue's honor to the Susan G. Komen For the Cure Foundation.
Let's keep Sue in our thoughts by continuing to donate in her honor.
Let's keep Sue in our thoughts by continuing to donate in her honor.
Congratulations Sue!
I have been one of the few members to have actually had a personal relationship with Sue. It all started on this forum when I was researching products. I was shocked to see that there was a vendor by the name of St. Charles Shave and it was in my town! In the process of placing the order we started up a e-mail discussion and, to make a long story short, I was privelaged to be one of the very few invited to her home and shop. This was a real exception to the rule as Sue does not have a retail location and, as many of you know, she is also disabled with a disease that has left her incapable of walking except for a few steps.
In real life Sue is as wonderful and gracious as the person you have come to know on this forum. Her relationship with her children and many grandchildren is as loving as any I have ever witnessed. Her home has been a revolving door for her children and grandchildren with all welcome. Her children have shown a reciprocal love for her and have constantly been in and out of the home providing support and assistance, even before this most recent illness. Sundays have been reserved for church and family.
My personal contact with Sue essentially ended with my need to take care of my own mother and father due to their ill health. My intentions to rekindle our relationship was also cut short due to a reoccurance of heart related problems. I would often think about Sue during these times. She was always upbeat and positive no matter what the situation. When I was down I would think of Sue and how she would react. I actually felt guilty about being down when I thought of her hardships and how she dealt with them. She is an inspiration to all who have come to know her in person or through this site.
Congratulations on the award. If this site were able to award the equivalent of the Congressional Medal of Honor for being just an examplary human being, she would be the first recipient.
In real life Sue is as wonderful and gracious as the person you have come to know on this forum. Her relationship with her children and many grandchildren is as loving as any I have ever witnessed. Her home has been a revolving door for her children and grandchildren with all welcome. Her children have shown a reciprocal love for her and have constantly been in and out of the home providing support and assistance, even before this most recent illness. Sundays have been reserved for church and family.
My personal contact with Sue essentially ended with my need to take care of my own mother and father due to their ill health. My intentions to rekindle our relationship was also cut short due to a reoccurance of heart related problems. I would often think about Sue during these times. She was always upbeat and positive no matter what the situation. When I was down I would think of Sue and how she would react. I actually felt guilty about being down when I thought of her hardships and how she dealt with them. She is an inspiration to all who have come to know her in person or through this site.
Congratulations on the award. If this site were able to award the equivalent of the Congressional Medal of Honor for being just an examplary human being, she would be the first recipient.
The Merit Award is our equivalent and Sue definitely deserves it.
Congratulations Sue!
+1 - let's make a difference fellas!
Congratulations, Sue. Our prayers, thoughts and hopes are with you.
Your Savory Rose soap is now a part of my Sunday routine. Thank you for the great stuff!
Your Savory Rose soap is now a part of my Sunday routine. Thank you for the great stuff!
Congratulations Sue--there is no better saint than the Saint of the Shave!
A great choice. I am speechless...
It's very sad to hear of Sue's diagnosis, however given her attitude I'm sure she will put up one heck of a fight beating it.
Get well Sue xo
Get well Sue xo
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