Susan Mulcahy

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1. What a blessing it has been to know you over the years. You have always been so friendly, great to talk to and filled with some much light and laughter. Your love for your family always stood out and the connection you had with your grandchildren was so beautiful to watch. May you be wrapped in God’s arms and filled with His love. ❤️

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2. It has been such a joy to have had you in my life, always smiling and happy to help us all along life’s journey. We’ve had many great times with our grandchildren who has adored and loved you dearly. You will be sadly missed but never forgotten.

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3. There are so many beautiful memories that come to mind when I think of my Aunty Sue.

   She was truly one of my favourite aunties for so many reasons. She carried herself with such grace, elegance and class. Her hair was always perfect, her makeup always flawless, and she dressed so beautifully. She had a way of making everything around her feel special.

   I always loved going to her home. Everything was so beautiful, warm and welcoming, just like her. She always made me feel so loved and important, and those memories will stay in my heart forever.

   I also think about all the wonderful parties and gatherings at her house. The food was always incredible, but more than that, it was the love and care she put into everything she did. Even the way she presented the table was so stunning and thoughtful. She created such warmth and happiness for everyone around her.

   As I write this, my heart breaks thinking not only of losing her, but of my Uncle Terry too, who was always by her side. Together they were such an incredible example of love, partnership and family. As a child, I didn’t always have people to look up to, but I looked up to them. They showed me kindness, class, loyalty and love in the most beautiful way.

   I don’t think Aunty Sue ever truly knew just how much my mum adored and loved her too. My mum always spoke so highly of her with so much warmth and admiration.

   The thought of her and my Uncle Terry being separated feels so deeply heartbreaking, but I know their love is eternal, and she will always be with him.

   Aunty Sue, thank you for the love, the memories, the warmth and the example you gave all of us. You will always be remembered with so much love and admiration. 🤍

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4. Sue, you are one of the St Andrew’s mums from 1970s. You and Terry were in every activity that was initiated and planned for K-6 boys and girls – with the parents and teachers for sports days, fetes, athletic and swimming carnivals, ski trips, concerts – ‘come to Farthing garage for mothers’ club practice girls’.

   Caroline and Shane volunteered their mum for everything and together with other parents, you were all part of building St Andrew’s Malabar school community which is still strong in 2026, lunching regularly at the Juniors. You loved those long lunches organised by Di, our secretary.

   You had the gift of sharing, you were fun, we laughed, we loved you Sue. You will always be with us, until we meet again.

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5. RIP Sue. I still have great memories of our days at St. Andrews

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6. We are all better people for having Aunty Sue and Uncle Terry in our lives. The love and joy that they shared is infectious and demonstrates the importance of family values for all of us.
   Aunty Sue you are both fun and funny. Your love of life and the people around you greatly defined you. My memories of times spent with you and Uncle Terry are so precious and always bring a smile.
   Rest In Peace Aunty Sue and keep looking over us. 🙏

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7. Our dear friend Sue we have had many wonderful times especially from our St Andrew days. Terry, Caroline & Shane she was a wonderful person and will be sadly missed. I am so sorry I will not be there today to help celebrate Sue’s life as we are away RIP Sue ❤️❤️

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