1955
Susan
2022
Susan Valerie Prosser
January 17, 1955 — June 23, 2022
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Sue Prosser.
Sue passed on June 23, 2022, after a short but courageous battle with cancer. Missing her, with all of his heart, is Sue's partner of 23 years, Jimi Hodson. She adored her two sons, Jesse Arthur (Brittany Garant) and Andy Arthur (Lindsey Walker) and they and their partners will miss her greatly. Her sons and their families brought Sue so much joy. Her five adorable grandchildren, Brynlee, Chassi, Embree, Bowie and Jack were the light of her life. Sue dearly loved her brother, Adrian Prosser (Linda) and her sister Joanne Greenland. She was a kind Aunt to her nephews Jonathan (Sooji), Matthew and her niece Lindsey Greenland (Mark) and she loved their sweet son Quinten. Sue was born in Harrow, England and her many relatives there will miss the friendship, love, and regular contact with Sue.
Sue's laughter and kindness will be missed by Jimi's family. Billy and Fern, Ronnie and Charmaine, Meryl and Brad, Maureen and Jamie and Monica and Brett are so saddened by her loss. The extended Hodson relatives, Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Nieces and Nephews will feel her loss as well.
Sue's many family and friends knew her as a fun and extremely loving person. She had a generous spirit and an infectious giggle. She placed an importance on reaching out to celebrate loved ones on special occasions. She was always prompt and grateful with her nicely written Thank You cards and her roast beef dinners with Yorkshire pudding were a family favourite. Sue was a talented seamstress and she and Jimi took pride in caring for their beautiful garden.
We wish to express a special, heartfelt thank you to the Nurses at the Mary Grace Ward at Saint Joseph's Hospital. In addition, Dr. Boyle and the amazing Palliative Care Staff were so kind and caring to Sue and her Family. We are also very grateful to Dr. Goffin at The Juravinski Cancer Clinic and the entire ICU team. The compassion and guidance from the Social Workers, Ashley Mikitzel and Kathryn Weston, was incredible. Finally, to our family and friends who supported us during the last weeks of Sue's life - we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Monica, we are forever grateful to you for your time, your love and your commitment to Sue's care and to helping Jimi. Wanda and Tammy, you were there constantly for drives, food and to be a shoulder to lean on. Charmaine, Maureen, Meryl, Joanne and Debbie, we appreciate all that you did for us. Thank you to the many people who sent texts, called and visited. Your gestures brought comfort at a very difficult time. If you choose to honour Sue with a donation, please do so to a Charity of Your Choice
There will be a Celebration Of Life for Sue at "Ye Old Squire" British Pub and Restaurant on Sunday, July 17 from 2 to 7pm. It is located at 550 Fennell Avenue East. Please join us for some laughter and stories about Sue with those whose lives that she touched.
Sue passed on June 23, 2022, after a short but courageous battle with cancer. Missing her, with all of his heart, is Sue's partner of 23 years, Jimi Hodson. She adored her two sons, Jesse Arthur (Brittany Garant) and Andy Arthur (Lindsey Walker) and they and their partners will miss her greatly. Her sons and their families brought Sue so much joy. Her five adorable grandchildren, Brynlee, Chassi, Embree, Bowie and Jack were the light of her life. Sue dearly loved her brother, Adrian Prosser (Linda) and her sister Joanne Greenland. She was a kind Aunt to her nephews Jonathan (Sooji), Matthew and her niece Lindsey Greenland (Mark) and she loved their sweet son Quinten. Sue was born in Harrow, England and her many relatives there will miss the friendship, love, and regular contact with Sue.
Sue's laughter and kindness will be missed by Jimi's family. Billy and Fern, Ronnie and Charmaine, Meryl and Brad, Maureen and Jamie and Monica and Brett are so saddened by her loss. The extended Hodson relatives, Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Nieces and Nephews will feel her loss as well.
Sue's many family and friends knew her as a fun and extremely loving person. She had a generous spirit and an infectious giggle. She placed an importance on reaching out to celebrate loved ones on special occasions. She was always prompt and grateful with her nicely written Thank You cards and her roast beef dinners with Yorkshire pudding were a family favourite. Sue was a talented seamstress and she and Jimi took pride in caring for their beautiful garden.
We wish to express a special, heartfelt thank you to the Nurses at the Mary Grace Ward at Saint Joseph's Hospital. In addition, Dr. Boyle and the amazing Palliative Care Staff were so kind and caring to Sue and her Family. We are also very grateful to Dr. Goffin at The Juravinski Cancer Clinic and the entire ICU team. The compassion and guidance from the Social Workers, Ashley Mikitzel and Kathryn Weston, was incredible. Finally, to our family and friends who supported us during the last weeks of Sue's life - we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Monica, we are forever grateful to you for your time, your love and your commitment to Sue's care and to helping Jimi. Wanda and Tammy, you were there constantly for drives, food and to be a shoulder to lean on. Charmaine, Maureen, Meryl, Joanne and Debbie, we appreciate all that you did for us. Thank you to the many people who sent texts, called and visited. Your gestures brought comfort at a very difficult time. If you choose to honour Sue with a donation, please do so to a Charity of Your Choice
There will be a Celebration Of Life for Sue at "Ye Old Squire" British Pub and Restaurant on Sunday, July 17 from 2 to 7pm. It is located at 550 Fennell Avenue East. Please join us for some laughter and stories about Sue with those whose lives that she touched.
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