My dear friend Sue. I had not known of your passing till a year later. I still mourn not having the chance to thank you for your decades of friendship and reminiscing of our fun times together. I have your picture on my phone and will continue to remember you with fondness and smiles. You are missed.

My dear friend Sue. I think of you often and you are not forgotten.
I did not get to say goodbye or thank you for the memories and laughter. I was blessed to have known you. 
Forever Friends
Patrice

I just found out about the world losing Sue. She was a funny, smart and wonderful person. I met her working at BPH when I was nineteen years old. I grew up with dogs and had never been around cats. She said I needed to have a cat so I could better understand the needs of our customers. She convinced me to tell my father, who hated cats, that a cat would be a wonderful addition to our one dog family. If it did not work out, I could always find a home for the cat since I worked at a pet hospital. (I believed her!) Within that first year,  two cats, two more dogs, a cockatiel and a rabbit would be added to the household. Sue turned my whole family into cat lovers. In fact, when I moved out from my parent’s home, my dad would not let me take my cat with me. 
Sue was always ready for fun, food and laughter. It’s been years since I’ve moved away from San Diego, in which, life got busy with my husband and children and I lost touch. I’ve missed her for a long time. I’m so sorry for your loss, Dawn and Jason. She was the best. I was lucky to have known her. 

I am so sorry for the passing of my dear friend Sue, I just found out today. We lost touch over the last few years and I tried getting in contact this past November even, the month that she passed, such a sad day for me .Sue thank you for the memories over the many decades , you are not forgotten.

We first met Sue at Bonita Pet hospital.  She was always helpful and kind.  She was there for the good and the sad times.  Always, willing to give a smile or a tissue.  She will be dearly missed.  Rest in Peace Sue.  Rico and Bella will miss you.

I worked with Sue at Bonita Pet Hospital before it became VCA. She was my boss and a very nice one at that. We soon became friends then we were transferred with the Navy to Seattle but on all of my vacations to San Diego I would always come and see her and we would go to our favorite place for lunch.
You will be missed my dear friend. 


I will miss my beautiful sister. Sue was the best sister anyone could have. I loved her smile and laugh, and how she always called us Margie. I have so many beautiful memories of us growing up and me visiting her in California. She took a piece of my heart with her but gave me a beautiful niece and wonderful nephew. I love you Dawn and Jay. She also left us two wonderful grandsons Cash and Caden, I love you both so much. Sue my heart misses you so much every day. I will see you in Heaven. I love you so much, Robin Margie


I'd known Sue for a very long time, from working with her at Bonita Pet Hospital before VCA.   I worked with her day shift and then emergency and became very good friends with her and her family and friends.   I was so blessed to have spent my vacation this year with her and her family in May before she had become ill and I now know why I was so moved upon to have gone to see her, I truly believe that God works in awesome ways to bring those that have been a huge influence on your life back together again to visit and catch up on life stories and memories we had together.  We used to laugh all the time and that continued thru the years of staying in touch and then being able to spend time together again this year. 
Our love of our pets and friends was definately our bond in life and I will miss that.   My love goes to Dawn, Jason, Cash and Caden (her sweet grandsons I got to meet and play with) we had a grand time.   See you above, love you for eternity.


It has been a long time since I’ve seen my cousin Sue. I have fond memories of her as our baby sitter. A good one was when she was driving us in downtown Hobart while Petula Clark’s “Downtown” was playing on the radio; wow, so this is downtown. Sue got us our first cat Virgil. She had two litters (Virgil not Sue). Sue always showed us kindness and patience and most important a sense of fun.  She will be missed by all who knew her.

I worked with Sue at VCA Bonita where she served many pets and their families.  When I adopted my first rescue cat, Sue was encouraging me in being a new cat mama. She adored all the pets that she helped. I will remember Sue's beautiful blue eyes,  fierce spirit, and how her face lit up when she talked about her grandkids. 

Many love and thoughts and prayers to my Cousins Dawn and Jay . I will miss Aunt Sue (Margie) so very much ..i loved her with all my heart and will miss our texts back and forth. She had such a great sense of humor and such a kind heart.  What a wonderful Aunt she was.  Her smile and laugh were so wonderful...she loved her family and friends with her whole heart. She will be missed so very much.  All my love Aunt Sue..from your Heather Feather ❤❤

Sue and I worked on our high school newspaper as Feature Editors.  She was a dear person way back when. Small world.Her brother, Dennis, married my sister, Gayle.
May she rest in peace.

OBITUARY

Susan Edmonston

December 2, 1947 – November 10, 2018

Glen Abbey Memorial Park & Mortuary

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