Sue Gin Obituary

My name is Greg Haynes and worked with Sue for many years on and off. Sue was an inspiration to us all. I will always remember her steadfast drive and ambition. she always found away and encourage us all with a simply qoute"we can figure it out" and yes she was right, we often figured it out no matter what the business challenge was. She was not only a leader but she was a mentor to many. We are all better for knowing her!!! May God bless Sue and the entire family.

I regret not going to St. Vincents to say goodbye to Sue. I knew her years ago when she was part owner of the Four Farthing. She gave me one of my first cats.

my condolences go out to your family for the lost of a triumphant women in the world

I work in the building where Sue has a condo. I remember that she was always VERY personable and kind when I talked with her. I was stunned to pick up an issue of Crains recently to find out that she's what they call "kind of a big deal around here" (to say the least). As a woman in business who also has humble roots in Aurora, IL, I was blown away by her achievements and her utter graciousness & humility. I'm sure she was an inspiration to many people and is probably in the next life, looking around for things that need improvement or ideas that can be built upon! Sue, I hope the food is good where you're at, and that your loved ones are comforted today. Thank you for being a bigshot with a kind heart.

I remember her riding her home made tricycle around in circles in front of our house on grove street. I knew her Father and Mother and was a life long friend of Moon/ Rich Gin her older brother. What a talented lady she turned out to be! Jim Corbin.

We were neighbors and playmates until we were seven. Then I would see her on and off through the years. She did so much with her life and I loved watching all her accomplishments. She was quite the girl!

Lived near her on Grove St in Aurora as young children - attended Brady school with her and she was in our class of 1959 from East Aurora! She was always kind and a friend to everyone! Last time I saw her was our 5 yr reunion! I've always so admired all she has accomplished in her life! Proud to have known her ! God Bless and deepest sympathies to her close friends and family!

May you have peace among your family, the scriptures Phillippians 4:6,7 encourage you during this difficult time

I remember Sue when we all went to
Brady school and 8th grade and high school. She was smart and also funny. I missed her at our class reunions, would have liked to see her.

I am truly saddened by the news. She was a friend and a true Renaissance woman. My sincere condolences to the family.

Edward F. Herbert

I am sorry for your loss. By the words used to describe Mrs. Gin, I know she was loved and will be missed. Continue to draw strength from God through prayer. -Jeremiah 29:12, 13

I am sorry for your loss. God will open his hand and satisfying the desire of every living thing. Psalm 145:16

I will always remember your bright smile
and your vast knowledge in the business
world. I've never forgotten you and God bless you and your family.
JoAnne Salerno -JoAnne's School of Charm and Modeling in Aurora

Sue, you will always be the most ambitious, successful lady who made life so much better for so
many. Thank you. I love you.

Remember Sue from EAHS. My sympathy to her family

So sorry to hear of Sues passing. I Sylvia Lazar, Dorothy Waloszyk, and Judy Mieno were high school friends of Sue. We had some fun times, when she wasn't working! God Bless all of her family. High school reunion is next month and I'm sure she'll be there iin spirit.

What a remarkable person with so many talents. My prayers are with you and your family. You have made your mark .

My heartfelt condolences to the family for the loss of Sue Gin a most dynamic , entrepreneurial and exciting individual. She will be sorely missed in the airline catering industry which she revitalized .
Sincerely
Paul Nanni
Sr. Director Airlines
Delta Dailyfood.

To the Beloved Family of Sue,
We share in your sadness and your grief. Sue's legacy of living everyday to its full capacity, with the strength and grace of conviction, that we are each called to be and do our best, will remain and inspire us always.