I first met Sue when her family moved to Harwich we were at secondary school we got on together straight away. We learnt to cook together when we cooked dinners are favourite was stew and dumplings it was so nice so much so the teachers used to say you can't eat all that we need to taste it. Well we tried not to let them so we used to pile our plates so full that we couldn't move in the afternoon but the teachers always made sure they had a plateful each. We remained friends over the years and my son and one of Sue's boys played football together so we saw each other every Sunday whatever the weather. A few years ago we enjoyed a lovely day at Hampton Court Palace flower show which we really enjoyed as we both liked gardening we went a bid mad buying plants so much so we had to buy each a trolley to put them in thank goodness the coach driver managed to fit them in in the coach. I for one am going to really miss Sue we have been friends for over 40 years I shall miss her so much and miss the way she either answered the phone or she rang me she would say "hello you" she was such a caring lady and would do anything she could to help people. I still can't believe she has gone RIP my friend 💔