Birth date: Aug 15, 1946 Death date: Jul 1, 2022
Sue Quigley Obituary A Celebration of Life honoring Sue Ellen Quigley will be held at Church on the Move West located at 7314 W 41st St, Tulsa Ok 74107 on Thursday July 14 at 1pm. All are welcome. Her ashes will be scattered at a Read Obituary
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Designer's choice bouquet was purchased for the family of Sue Ellen Quigley. Send FlowersIn memory of Aunt SueThank you for all the wonderful memories you were a wonderful fun loving aunt.With all our loveShawna, Shannon and Amanda
Many good memories of spending time with Sue during weekends and breaks with Tammy during college. She taught me to water ski! I remember having a fish fry at the lake one time, the food was so good. So many good memories. With love and sympathy, Kenna.
I have so many wonderful memories of Aunt Sue where to begin. Many wonderful memories swimming in her and Uncle John's swimming pool with Tammy and Kim.My first real vacation that did not include camping LOL was when I went with Tammy and Sue and Uncle John to silver Dollar City, I remember being amazed that a place like that existed thank you so much for the wonderful memory and never have forgotten it!Aunt Sue took me to get my wisdom teeth pulled and then we stopped to get a milkshake for me to drink and afterwards I could then have my pain pill. Well I was ready I was done with my milkshake and Sue came over and laughed so hard and I was like what? She took me into the bathroom and I had most of the milkshake on my face and and neck, we laughed so hard.Can't believe I'm going to share this one LOL. I had got a DUI and I was very worried about mom and dad finding out. Aunt Sue misspelled my name in the paper and nobody found out, that's true love.When I lived with Aunt Sue, she tried to teach me how to cook. I learned a lot of her great recipes but there was a lot of trial and error in the beginning. The funniest one was when I had fixed fried chicken mashed potatoes the whole sides everything to surprise her when she got home from work. She was very impressed and happy. We sat down to beautiful brown crispy fried chicken only to take a bite and it was bloody raw like so many learning to cook I forgot to turn the heat down. We laughed and laughed and she said I'm beginning to think there's no hope for you and she was right I'm still a terrible cook. But we did have good times many wonderful memories that I have always carried with me.Minus the years that she was in Texas and my husband and I were in New Orleans, Aunt Sue and I have always stayed in contact. She loved to come to Branson and visit and we would have fun outings shopping and always going to her favorite shoe store SAS and of course we would stop at IHOP to grab a bite to eat her favorite place.My whole life Aunt Sue has always been a very important part of it and memories obviously from the time I was a little kid to today, you will forever be missed but forever loved and remembered!Shawna
Sue was a great lady & great to work with. She will be missed - but we will see her soon!
Worked with her at American Airlines for a few years. Sorry to hear of her passing.
