Dear Ed and family,
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of "Aunt" Sue. Our
family and yours had many happy times when we were young and
although the miles and years separated me from you and Sue, it
was amazing that Sue kept me in her thoughts, including sending
me a wonderful letter when I graduated from nursing school a few
years ago. I am sending much love to you and your family at this
difficult time.
Kathy Rettig.
Dear Uncle Ed and family:
My heartfelt sympathy to you all. I just got back from moving
Dad to Arizona and he is in grief about Sue and not being able
to be near you. You have been his best friend most of your
lives. I am sorry. I hope that you all feel the support and
love that you need to get through these very tough days.
Love and care,
Patty Rettig
Sue was my dear friend for over fifty years.
It was on one of their first dates that Ed brought Sue to meet
Gary Rettig and myself. The years passed and I moved from
Lancaster in 1980 but we always stayed in touch, expressing our
love for each other always. I will miss her whenever I think
about our young lives and the sharing of companionship. We had a
card club in those days when as young mothers, this was our only
night out. We talked more then we played cards. Sue was always
so kind and gentle. My heart goes out to Ed and the family. Sue
leaves a void that can never be filled. Love and prayers to all
of you.
Mary Ann Carroll
Please accept my sincere condolences on the
passing of your mother, and know that you are being thought of
and prayed for in this very difficult time of need.
Very Sincerely,
Larry Sheerer--a fellow teaching colleague of Michelle Davis
Our deepest sympathy to the Flick children in
the loss of your mother. Our prayers are with you.
The Gladfelter family
Dear Ed, Christy, and family:
I am so sorry for your loss. May your memories of Sue give you
peace and help you through the difficult days ahead. My
thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Valerie Jones Pember and family
To the dear family of Sue Flick,
Our condolences on the loss of this dear woman. We'll keep all
of you in our prayers and thoughts.
May she fly with the Angels.
Sincerely, Anton M. Spinelli and family.
Ed: Our deepest sympathy to you on the loss of
your wife. Our prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Dick & Diana Hershey
My dear Ed,Michelle,Eddie and Mike, Your Sue
was my oldest,dearest friend,A constant in my life that I will
never be able to replace. Ed and Sue and Ed and Trudy were a
good foursome, we both talk about the good times in California
with dear Christie, and at the shore in Del,as well as many
other sweet memories. As I write this , Sue's Mass is starting.
I shall pray for her too,but Sue was such a good person that she
will need little help from me to travel to her just reward. Our
love and condolences to you all.We will keep in touch Ed.
Trudy
Ed,
I was saddened to learn of the death of your Mom. My thoughts
and prayers will be with you, your Dad and the rest of your
family during this difficult time. Cherish her memory and the
legacy of a beautiful family that she left behind. Much of her
continues to live on in each of you.
I look forward to seeing you and your family soon.
Brian Bolash
Erie, PA
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Suzanne
B. Flick, 71, of 1124 Willow Creek Drive, Mount Joy, passed away
on December 10, 2009 at Lancaster Regional Medical Center after a
brief illness. Born in Shamokin, PA she was the daughter of the
late Harry E. Burke and Mary (Zajac) Burke. She was the wife of
Edward J. Flick of 50 years.
the
Alumni Association of Saint Joseph Hospital School of Nursing and
was a past secretary of the organization. She enjoyed her life
surrounded by family and friends and she especially enjoyed being
part of the lives of her grandchildren. Sue also enjoyed the
years spent with her husband and family at their summer home near
Lewes, DE.