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Condolences
I'm blessed to have known Sue as a mentor, interpreter, realtor, and friend.
She was an amazing woman, fabulous interpreter, and inspirational friend.
She will be sadly missed, but joyously remembered.
Prayers for healing, strength and joy in remembering Sue.
Blessings to you all.
posted by Fern Heffernan : Sue and I worked together for about 15 years, both at NAIT and freelancing. She also helped me sell my house last February. : Jun 24, 2012
I didn't work with her however we did walk to the parkade at Nait Main Campus a few times and she was a lovely lady. I was so shocked to here of her passing. She never looked sick or let on that she was.It was my pleasure to know her as little as I did and she will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with all of the family and friends that are let behind. The flags at Nait are at half mast to mark her passing.
sincerely Cheri
posted by Cheri manning : working at Nait : Jun 15, 2012
Sue will be greatly missed. I had the pleasure of working with her at NAIT some years ago through NAIT SSD services. She was truly amazing with the students and a really wonderful person.
posted by Sharon Brown : NAIT : Jun 14, 2012
Sue was an amazing interpreter mentor. She taught me grace under pressure and always modelled professionalism. She knew when to laugh and when to be true to the assignment. Traits I have retained through my various careers. Thank you for sharing her with us.
Rhonda Webster
posted by Rhonda Webster : Sue was a mentor during my experience in ITP and during my interpreting career. : Jun 12, 2012
I had the pleasure of associating with Susan at NAIT while she was interpreting for a couple of programs at the Patricia Campus and also at the convocation. she was always great fun and a pleasure to have know. I am very sad at her passing
posted by Laurence Marson : Through her work at NAIT : Jun 12, 2012
Sue was a long time interpreter and advocate working within the Deaf community. We usually had our rendezvous at AVLIC( national interpreting conferences) and catch up on all the stories. Her and I both shared our fondness for our Deaf parents(coda's) and the love of the community we were raised in. Sue's passing is an incredible loss to our community and to the future interpreters who will not have the oppportunity to learn from such a mentor. My condolensces to her family.
posted by Ava Hawkins : colleague and CODA( child of Deaf parents) : Jun 12, 2012
To Vicky & Alyssa & Family !!! My deepest sympathy in the passing away of your mother , Sue !! She was one wonderful , unique person , and one of a kind in so many good ways !! I have had the previlege of dealing with Sue in real estate , as I did many mortgages for your mother's client's , and as I remember her , she was so caring and concerned for the hearing impaired community , when it was time to purchase a home ....... I was honored to have known her ......... my prayers and thoughts are with you ............................................ Bob Hanscom
posted by Bob Hanscom : From Sue McLean being in real estate : Jun 11, 2012
My condolences to the family, Susan was one of our best interpreters, will always miss her and now she is in peace and watching over everyone!!
posted by Kimberly Wood : I knew her cuz she has interpreted for me... She was a wonderful lady! Always very warm! : Jun 09, 2012
I was fortunate to see the development of Sue as she was attending GMCC ITP and came to know her parents, John and Annie Kusznieryk. Guess we lose one of the giants in Canadian Interpreting community. Hope her past commitments & professionalism has rubbed off to younger generation of interpreters. Rest In Peace...Vincent (Bah) Chauvet
posted by Vincent Chauvet : Sue was my friend and colleague. : Jun 09, 2012
