RIP: ‘A fabulous person’ - Tributes paid to much-loved Waterford woman after sad passing
Tributes to the late Suzanne Stenson have come in from across Waterford
Suzanne Stenson (née Gleeson), late of Ceol na Mara, Kill and formerly of Lismore Lawn, Waterford, passed away on Wednesday, October 28.
Suzanne was predeceased by her beloved father Tom Gleeson and nephew Daniel Collins.
She will be sadly missed by her heartbroken husband Jason, her loving son Tom, daughter Holly and Holly’s partner Jack, loving mother Ann, sisters Wendy, Linda and Caroline and brothers Stephen and John.
She is also deeply regretted by her brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, extended family and friends, as well as her work colleagues and friends in Dungarvan Library.
Tributes to Suzanne have come in from across Waterford following her sad passing.
One former work colleague wrote: “I’m so sorry to hear this sad news.
“I had the pleasure of working with Suzanne in Morris’s some years ago.
“We worked in the office together and you couldn’t meet a nicer person. May she rest in peace.”
Another former colleague said: “So shocked and saddened to hear of Suzanne's passing.
“Remembering now her warmth, her smile and calm presence, a kind friend and support to all her colleagues in the library and beyond. She will be much missed by all who knew her.”
A local couple commented: “Very sad news this morning. Suzanne lit up any room she was in and from talking to her you would soon realise that family meant more to her than anything else.
“Sincere condolences to all of Suzanne’s family. She was a lovely person and will be sadly missed.”
“Suzanne was an amazing and fabulous person and she brightened the day of everyone she met,” one woman wrote.
Another local commented: “Shocked and saddened to learn the heartbreaking news.
“Suzanne was a beautiful and wonderful woman. Kindness personified, who had a warm smile, a chat and a hard sweet for everyone she met.
“Anyone who was ever lucky enough to have met her was all the better for having known her. She was so full of light.”
May She Rest in Peace.