Thank You B&B from the family of Sue Moore

[Sullybob]

Thank you Wendy. You and your family are still in my prayers.

[Spivey]

Thank you Wendy. You and your family are still in my prayers.

Mine as well. Thanks, Wendy.

[luvmysuper]

Thank you Wendy. God bless you and your family.

[The Knize]

I am so glad that your Mother enjoyed tokens of love and appreciation from B&B and its members. She meant a lot to lots of folks around here, including me.

I am not sure exactly how to say this, but I feel as if I knew your Mother fairly well, and until this last illness, I had no idea of the disabilities she was operating under. I loved her/your products, and liked her immensely personally. I am amazed to her what she had to deal with given I had no clue at the time. This makes her all the more inspiring in retrospect.

But just so anyone reading these eulogies now or in the future does not get the wrong impression, Sue's legacy to me is fine products and a wonderful personality and character--not despite ongoing disabilities, but largely objectively apart from them.

I am so glad to hear she got something back from B&B. And I am very glad that B&B was able to recognize her contributions to all of us while she was still with us.

[Don Barbiere]

Thank You and your family,your family is in our prayers!

[rummwa]

Thank you Wendy, I am sorry I never had the chance to meet your mom. We lived so close to each other, me in Lincoln County MO. I would have loved to talk to her about her products.

[Crag]

Wendy,

You have my most heartfelt and sincere sympathies at the passing of your mom. Sue was a brave fighter, and she worked hard for all of us here at B&B and many others who asked her for for help. I remember one thread where someone was trying to "re-make" an extinct skin food where she spent about a week researching and then offered a working ingredient list just for that one person. That alone was a monumental undertaking and then to post the ingredient list and instructions on how to "brew" it was phenominal...she could have kept the "Secret Concoction" for her own gain, but chose to share it instead.

That act speaks volumes about Sue. She was a giver...She lives on in the wealth of information that she left to our community, the treasury of knowledge that she freely gave. We are a select few that have been touched by her - She is gone from our presence, but not forgotten.

Sue has made us better men and women, better groomed, more refined and more loved.

Thank you, Sue. May the Lord shine up you and your family while he keeps you in His care is my Prayer.

Crag - Matt Manzano

[Walker]

My prayers are with you and your family, Wendy.

[GDCarrington]

God bless you and your family.

[jakespoppy]

May God bless you and your family, Wendy.

[Greyfox]

My prayers are with you and yours.

[DirtyDave]

Thank you, Wendy, for the kind words for the folks here at B&B.

I had a couple of exchanges with your Mom and from the first I felt as if I were talking to an old friend. She will be missed greatly by many people here.

[vertigo12314]

I had no idea. I'm so sorry. She will be very missed.

[Jethro1984]

Remembering Saint Sue and thinking of your family during this difficult time. Sue was a truly great person and more than deserving of the "Saint" title.

[Luxlover]

May God bless you and your family, Wendy.

[Engine]

Dear Wendy,

I'm also one of those folks who had no idea your mother bore such a burden... It's absolutely amazing that SCS continued to make such wonderful products while she was ill. Please accept my most earnest condolences.