A memorial of Sue's life

Other photo's in black & white click on photo for more...

When she grew a little older she would cycle each day from there to Newport railway station so that she could attend the College of Commerce in Hull.

Early holidays click on photo for more...

After college she joined Hull Railway Police Force,

Police Force Hull click on photo for more...

After several years she left the force to marry Helmut.

Helmut click on photo for more...

Helmut had a job working at Rawcliffe Paper Mill so they brought a house together and made their home at Rawcliffe.

Rawcliffe click on photo for more...

Later Sue gained a position which lasted 25 years as a private secretary to the head of Eggbrough & Drax Power Station Construction.

CEGB (Central Electricity Generating Board) click on photo for more...

During this time she and Helmut moved to Thorpe Road, Howden. From these premises with the help of friends she held an annual sale of her own handmade goods, making several hundreds of pounds for cancer research each year.

'High Hedges', Thorpe Road, Howden click on photo for more...

When Helmut sadly died she moved back to Gilberdyke living next door to the school which she first attended.

10 Sandholme Close, Gilberdyke click on photo for more...

She had many many friends who she joined regularly, going on lovely holidays at home and abroad which she always enjoyed,

Holidays in Austria etc click on photo for more...

Other Holidays (Colour) bus trips etc. click on photo for more...

Other photo's in colour click on photo for more...

Holidays in Canada click on photo for more...

One particular favourite included visiting Cliff Richard concerts, for she was a very great fan. Also Daniel O'Donnell

Sue with Daniel O'Donnell

She was a helpful and kind person. If anyone needed to go for a hospital appointment or visit she was always willing to take them and she never complained how long she might have to wait.

In her latter years she used to have a big bake day and then take it around on her bike or in her car. She was a very good cook and many people enjoyed her produce.

She loved to go to the seaside and whenever this was possible her friends remember that she would always bring home a crab for tea.

Friends & Family click on photo for more...

She would often take her friends out for the day not telling them where they were going. If ever they asked, she would simply reply; “never you mind.” It was like a mystery tour with her and on the way home they would nearly always be a detour for a cuppa somewhere. As she drove along she would always be saying; “so and so lived there and so and so lived here as they were driving along.”

Sue herself enjoyed good health, rarely visiting the doctors, until the last 3 years. Sadly she was involved in an accident last April and she has been increasingly unwell since then.

Accident click picture for more...

Sue was very liked and though we must be parted there is much from Sue’s life that can't be taken away.

Sue's funeral Funeral click picture for more...

Sue's Gravestone click picture for more...

[Above are some extracts taken from Sue’s funeral eulogy on Tue 7th Feb. 2012. This was created by friends and presented by The Revd. Graham Thornalley, Team Vicar, The Howden Team Ministry at Sue's funeral]

QR Code to Sue's site (this site). Let a friend take a scan of this, to get the site on their phone or tablet.

[QR Code with: www.susanmuller.info embeded]