Birth date: Nov 18, 1947 Death date: Jan 24, 2015
Susan L. Romano Clater, 67, of Lakewood, passed away January 24, 2015. Born in Cleveland on November 18, 1947 to the late Fred and Elma (nee Pack) Romano. Beloved mother of Matthew (Christen) Clater; cherished sister of Allen (Glo Read Obituary
I met Sue in 1982 when I started at Society Bank and we have been friends ever since. Sue was a kind, gentle soul but she also had a sense of humor. She was a good friend to me and gave me support when my husband had cancer even though she was struggling with her own. Much love to you Sue and yes we will all be together again.
Susan also fondly known as Susie Q will be sorely missed by myself and the retiree breakfast group. She indeed was an angel on earth. I feel privileged to have been called friend by her. She fought a long battle but never lost faith in God which was an inspiration. Susie Q I will miss you terribly.
Sue was a wonderful individual and she was the most kind, compassionate and caring person and always had a smile to share. Sue is now an angel in heaven who is smiling down on all of us……Rest in peace my friend, until we all meet again and celebrate!! Sue Gurgul
I have known Sue for nearly 7 years and was her manager at Key for a couple of years. She was one of the sweetest, kind hearted individuals to work with. Our youngest son is physically disabled. Sue, although she never met him would send him cards and little gifts from time to time.She was a wonderful employee and a gracious lady. She faced her health challenge like she did challenges at work……..head on. Rest now our friend.Rick Shaw & Family
Sue was such an amazing person. She was soft spoken….but one of the most kind, generous and loving person I have ever known. Miss her dearly but glad she is no longer suffering. May you rest in peace Sue and be in God's eternal love and arms.
I've known Sue and worked with her for 10 years (seems like I've known her forever). She was such a compassionate and caring person even during her most challenging times. I will always remember her last words when we visited. When I whispered to her "remember we love you". She held my hand tightly and in a very soft voice said "we will all be together again". That's exactly true, to know her was to love her. Yolanda Mateos – Jan. 27 – 10:21 am
I feel honored to have known Sue. What a blessing she was to anyone that has known her. Sue always had a smile on her face and saw the brightness in any situation. Sue you will be greatly missed… I know there is a special place in heaven for you.
I feel blessed to have known Sue. I know that she will be missed by her many friends at Key. To know her was to love her. Safe home Sue.
I met Susan only last year – just before she retired from her job at Key Bank. She sparked a light in me the moment I met her – she carried such joy in her life and it was immediately contagious. I know she is now in the loving hands of God. I wish peace to the family and friends she left behind on earth.Janice Cackowski
