HILL, Susan
09-Nov-2020
The Loss of Susan is undescribable. Partner to William (Bill) and cherished daughter to Betty and Colin (deceased) and Little Sister to Deborah and adored Daughter in law to Ethel. She loved changing lives through her work at St Vincent DePaul. When we met it was, "Love at first site" and she was my true love. To lose her is a tragedy.
Susan lit up my life as her partner and made me the luckiest man on earth. Susan always put me first and did the same for all family and friends. We loved, lived, explored and had adventures and she has been taken too soon. She loved to cruise and her trip on the Queen Mary 2 was a highlight. People need to take time to learn that Susan didn't talk instead of listening and she had the biggest heart and deepest empathy for all around her. There were only great times for us and a life full of memories. I hope her life will be an ongoing celebration of what brilliant, loving, caring looks like in a year we all want to forget. I want to thank the Doctors, Nurses and Team at St John of God Berwick for doing all they could and caring so much.
We had so much left to accomplish and so many adventures planned but HOW can I ever regret perfection as that is what Susan gave to me and I will Love her unconditionally so long as I live. Life without her will be difficult but honouring her wishes, behaviours and memory will be my only focus.
The Funeral will be Tuesday 17 November at White Lady Mornington (see Link in Funeral notices) and we are deeply sorry that Covid 19 only allows 20 people but I really hope people will cherish and celebrate Susan's life by watching the link over next 90 days.
Please donate to McGrath Foundation Breast Care Nurses so that others get the wonderful support that Susan had. Follow this link https://www.mcgrathfoundation.com.au/ways-to-give/donate/
Rest in Peace my beautiful Rocky, you proved that life's all about the Heart. The Strength and Fight you showed was inspirational and that is the true measure of who you are. I will honour your life forever...William xxx
Location: Endeavour Hills
HILL, Susan
09-Nov-2020
The Loss of Susan is undescribable. Partner to William (Bill) and cherished daughter to Betty and Colin (deceased) and Little Sister to Deborah and adored Daughter in law to Ethel. She loved changing lives through her work at St Vincent DePaul. When we met it was, "Love at first site" and she was my true love. To lose her is a tragedy.
Susan lit up my life as her partner and made me the luckiest man on earth. Susan always put me first and did the same for all family and friends. We loved, lived, explored and had adventures and she has been taken too soon. She loved to cruise and her trip on the Queen Mary 2 was a highlight. People need to take time to learn that Susan didn't talk instead of listening and she had the biggest heart and deepest empathy for all around her. There were only great times for us and a life full of memories. I hope her life will be an ongoing celebration of what brilliant, loving, caring looks like in a year we all want to forget. I want to thank the Doctors, Nurses and Team at St John of God Berwick for doing all they could and caring so much.
We had so much left to accomplish and so many adventures planned but HOW can I ever regret perfection as that is what Susan gave to me and I will Love her unconditionally so long as I live. Life without her will be difficult but honouring her wishes, behaviours and memory will be my only focus.
The Funeral will be Tuesday 17 November at White Lady Mornington (see Link in Funeral notices) and we are deeply sorry that Covid 19 only allows 20 people but I really hope people will cherish and celebrate Susan's life by watching the link over next 90 days.
Please donate to McGrath Foundation Breast Care Nurses so that others get the wonderful support that Susan had. Follow this link https://www.mcgrathfoundation.com.au/ways-to-give/donate/
Rest in Peace my beautiful Rocky, you proved that life's all about the Heart. The Strength and Fight you showed was inspirational and that is the true measure of who you are. I will honour your life forever...William xxx
