When Mary and Bill married, they moved to the Wellborn community where she resided until moving after Billy's death to Golden Spring in 1996. Sue was a longtime employee of Anniston Federal and retired from the Anniston Army Depot after many years of service. Sue was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother and a friend to everyone she met. She was quick to compliment and had the rare gift of making all who came into her presence feel special. She was the epitome of graciousness, humility, and compassion and her generosity was known to many as she always willing to lend a helping at every opportunity. Her smile, warmth, and ability to find the best in everyone and everything will be greatly missed by those who knew and loved her.
When Mary and Bill married, they moved to the Wellborn community where she resided until moving after Billy's death to Golden Spring in 1996. Sue was a longtime employee of Anniston Federal and retired from the Anniston Army Depot after many years of service. Sue was a beloved wife, mother, grandmother and a friend to everyone she met. She was quick to compliment and had the rare gift of making all who came into her presence feel special. She was the epitome of graciousness, humility, and compassion and her generosity was known to many as she always willing to lend a helping at every opportunity. Her smile, warmth, and ability to find the best in everyone and everything will be greatly missed by those who knew and loved her.
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