I am so sorry for the loss of Sue. I met Sue at my sister-in-law's house, Donna Crouch. I would see Sue at family gatherings and at the holidays. I also met Maurice who was my brother's best friend, Jack Crouch.   They were both delightful people and fun to be around. Sue will definitely be missed. Patricia Crouch Johnston (praying for Sue's family)

We are so sorry to hear of Sue's passing and send our love to Jim and the rest of the family.

Sue and Maurice were the very first friends we made when we moved to Nashville from Buffalo, N.Y., in 1986. We pulled in with our U-Haul truck and that evening, Sue Hassey knocked on our back door to welcome us to the neighborhood with two plates of full dinners--home-cooked Southern fried chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans, and even a wonderful dessert. If this is what they call Southern Hospitality, then we moved to the right place! 

We lived next door to the Hasseys on Grandview Drive for almost seven years, enjoying many more shared meals, times in front of the TV, and chats on the back porch or in Sue's kitchen surrounded by her collection of cookbooks. We remained close all these years and are grateful we've had many more good times together. We will always remember Sue and Maurice with great fondness.

I will miss my Aunt Sue,   She was one of my playmates as I was growing up.  We  played  house , school, and dress ups. We sat on the Front porch swing sucking on lemons and salt, raw potatoes and salt and grill cheese sandwiches.  Some times we would go down to the drug store on Granny White where 
she  would treat me to a Coke Float and Tuna Sandwiches. As I got older and we would come to Nashville she would make sure  I went to Vacation Bible School. She will always be my MUGGIE ( my other mother) , She will always be in my heart,

I'm so sorry to hear about Sue passing. Sue and Lou were in my wedding back in 1961. We were best friends for many years.. I use to go down to their house  and drink a Pepsi and watch "western Corral"  on TV.  One of them use to eat  sauerkraut out of the can. So funny.  We had so much fun riding our bikes over on the campus.. Thinking of your families at this sad time.                    Sandra King  Binkley 

Sue was so sweet. I used to stop and spend time first with Sue and Maurice while driving to AL from IL. We had so much fun looking at photos and talking about old times.  Then later it was just Sue and I and her son and grandsons. I will miss her but i know she is happy now with Maurice.

I was so happy to see both Sue and Lou at the class reunion in 2008. My condolences to the family in their loss.

So sorry to hear of Sue's passing.  Daddy (Joe Fannin) loved this sweet lady .  She and Maurice are now rejoicing together once again.  Prayers of comfort for the family during this sad time.

We are sad to hear of Sue's passing. We have always enjoyed our short visits with both Sue and Maurice. They were always so full of love and humor.  We will rejoice that they are now together again. Nancy & George Milligan

The Ford and Hassey families have been dear to me over the years.  I will never forget their kindnesses to me. May God give you peace in knowing the kind of heritage Sue had and the memories she leaves.  

OBITUARIO

Sue Hassey

30 diciembre, 1938 – 19 julio, 2018

Woodlawn-Roesch-Patton Funeral Home & Woodlawn Memorial Park

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