Condolence: I will always remember Sue as a sweet, caring person. I remember telling my mother when I was about 4 or 5 (30 years ago!) that she was my favorite babysitter because of the way she tucked me into the covers when she put me to bed. She will be greatly missed as a dear family friend.

Condolence: cousin susan you will be greatly missed by all god bless you
love
cousin rapheal, aaron, austin and tyson

Condolence: Susie...We will miss you very much! We will always remember your sweet smile and personality. Somehow things will not be the same without the sound of your wonderful laughter. Always in our hearts

The Arlington Family

Condolence: SUSIE, I ONLY NEW YOU FROM THE HEARTH. YOU WERE ALWAYS SO SWEET. YOU ALWAYS NEW EVERYONE'S NAME AND WHAT THEY LIKED TO EAT. I ONLY NEW YOU FROM YOUR JOB, BUT YOU DID TOUCH A LOT OF HEARTS. MAY YOU REST IN PEACE AND MAY THE ANGELS ALWAYS BE NEAR YOU. YOU WERE TRULY AN ANGEL. YOU WILL BE MISSED. UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN LOVE THE SCUTTARO FAMILY

Condolence: Just shocking that such a vibrant and loving young woman should leave us so soon.

It was a pleasure to know Susie, always smiling and forget about her contagious laughter.

Always invited you into her world, with her talks about what she did on weekends and if she knew you liked something she would go out of her way to get it for you.

Susie will be missed, may God Bless her in her journey.

Condolence: To Susie's Family: She was a pleasure to see every morning at The Hearth. Always greeted me with a smile and was always great to my boys. She recently trained my son Victor at The Hearth. They worked together all summer and he really enjoyed her company. She took him under her wing and made sure he was okay. It just won't be the same having morning coffee without Susie chatting with me. She truly enjoyed life. We had many conversations about enjoying every day. She will be greatly missed. I look forward to seeing her again in Heaven. We'll have a lot to catch up on! Love, Cheryl, Victor, Dominic & Greg Iannarella

Condolence: I spent a few of my college years living in Clifton, NJ with my family, which included Susie. It was one of the most difficult times of my life, and she was such an incredible source of support and friendship to me. She had such a beautiful heart and positive outlook on life, and her laughter was absolutely infectious. I really did love her like a sister, and am devastated that I only saw her once after moving out to California almost eight years ago. I will always remember her dearly, and my heart goes out to her family for having lost her so young. With love, Michele

Condolence: Susan was truly a wonderful person, very warm & friendly.
May God rest her soul.

Condolence: Sue will be missed! She was a beautiful person, inside and out. When times were hard for me and I moved back to my mom's house in Clifton, Sue was living there too at the time. We spend many nights just talking and laughing. She made me feel like my life would get better, and it did. I remember, Sue would always order out, and LOVED to eat Chinese food, she would make us all order it almost EVERY night! lol And if she didn't finish it for dinner, she ate it for breakfast! We thought one day that she would start looking Chinese! lol She had a great heart and always loved to LAUGH, I will never forget her laugh, it was very contagious, when Sue laughed, whether you were in a good mood or not, you had to laugh, she just had that way about her. You always felt comfortable in her presents! I will always remember you and love you! Miss you! Tracey xoxo

Condolence: We wish to offer our condolences to the family of Susan Surak Zeiske. Susan came to live with our family in the early 1980's and remained with us for many years ( she was later to become my youngest daughter's sister in law). She was a delight to have around. She was always eagerly zooming in and out of the house, always rushing off somewhere. She had lots of energy to spare and yet she loved to sleep in when she did not have to get up for work. We would spend many an evening just chit chatting at the dining room table. She would not hesitate to ask for advice on any little problem that may have come up in her life ~ she truly was a part of our family ! She was just one more daughter to me. Wherever Sue worked she would be sure to ask us to come by to patronize either the deli, the fresh bagel shop, and later on The Hearth ~ Our Susan always found something to smile about. She will be missed.