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Rochester, N.Y: December 5, 2020 at the age of 72. Susan passed away in Erie, PA after a long fight with chronic Kidney Failure, Congestive Heart Failure and Diabetes.
Susan is survived by her daughters Mischele Erquiaga Jackson and Victoria Erquiaga.
She retired from over 35 years of service to The Rochester Police Department as a T.S.S secretary and as a secretary at the Police training center before moving to the public safety building where she worked for years as secretary to the Captain of headquarters at R.P.D. She retired after she had open heart surgery from R.P.D in 2016 and spent as much time with her grandchildren, Christopher Dibble, Connor Craigie, Caiden Jackson and Campbel Jackson. Susan loved to travel. She has driven cross country from Rochester to California five times as well as lived in Peru for a while and hiked up Machu Picchu not once but twice. She loved being with her grandchildren and telling them about her travels of the world.
Susan passed away in Erie, P.A with her daughters and grandsons by her side holding her hands. Thank you to Select Specialty Hospital in Erie, P.A for all their care and support during Susan’s stay and final hours. She will be cremated at her wishes and the family will have a Memorial in the Spring to honor her due to the covid -19 gathering laws at this time. Thank you to Rochester Cremation for following her wishes and taking care of her cremation and remains. If anyone would like to make a donation in her name to The American Heart Association the family would be honored.
Sister Susie Q Your suffering and pain is over. We will miss you forever . Love Joe and Carol
I knew Sue when we were teenagers. I was saddened to learn of her passing. My sincere condolences to her daughters and their families.
Great aunt sue your laugh was always contagious as your smile was when you were in the room I ll always miss you and the talks And laughs we had as well as the times I can’t really mention them all lol I hope your truly at peace and not suffering anymore and you will be forever missed and you truly were loved and a big piece of our family and be missed dearly love ya 💋
My dear Godmother and Aunt,
Every time I see a yellow rose or a lighthouse or put out all the Angel gifts you so thoughtfully gave me, I will have a moment to think of you and smile. You truly were a ‘lighthouse’ for your niece, opening your heart and home in times of need, I am not sure I ever thanked you enough. Once an Angel on earth, now an Angel in heaven. Forever missed but fondly remembered always.