Susanne Phyllis Rimes (12 Jan 1947 - 29 Sep 2025)

Happy memories of a lovely friend.

Thinking of you all at this difficult time.

For the past 12 months for you it has been a never ending round of treatments for cancer (twice) sepsis and many other medical issues but throughout you have been very brave and remained positive. Not sure how you managed that but you were inspirational to many people, especially the younger members of the family.
Whilst you were aware that the cancers were incurable you always thought that the treatments would give you a few more years and you had already started to make plans for the future. Sadly, you were taken from us far too soon so there is no future here for you and for me it will be a lonely time without you.
No more conversations and jokes but at times I still think you are in the room with me, your presence is everywhere. Missing the goodnight kiss.
So farewell my darling now that the pain has gone you can sleep peacefully —Goodnight, sleep tight. Much love as alwaysxxxx

I'll always remember Sue's kindness and dedication whilst working with her at Kent Police, with love to a lovely lady, you will be sadly missed by all old colleagues, friends and family God bless xxx

Dear Auntie Sue, as you’ll always be known to me, and who I’ve known all my life. No matter that I didn’t see you every day or even every year, I still knew you were there and that we would meet up and it’d be like I had actually seen you every day. Because you are my family and a part of me, always. Miss you Auntie Sue xx

A lovely neighbour who will be sadly missed. Claire and Duncan.

Very sad at the passing of a lovely lady and neighbour.

I can't believe you are not still going to pop over from the hairdressers. So many lovely memories of the holidays with Rita. The three of us had so many laughs Life won't be the same without you. Always so easy to get on with. A best friend forever

Mum, words cannot say how I feel right now, they cannot express the hurt and the pain I feel at losing you.
I wish I was that little boy that held your hand on the way to school , I’ve learnt so much from you and have hopefully instilled your values into my children and I know how much they adored you.

If there is a school in heaven, please take my hand and lead me there so I can be beside you one more time, let me hold your hand forever, I love you mum xx

I’m am so sorry to hear of this sad news, aunty sue was always a constant in my childhood that she continued until recently, keeping me and my children in her thoughts and although I wasn’t as good as reciprocated this I was always grateful for the thought.

I know that’s she was very proud of her children and grandchildren, and great grandchildren and loved them all very much and was the epitome of the best of this family x

Remembering all the happy times we spent as friends, we miss you. Love Marion

Sadly I only met you later in life but how lucky I was to have known you, a sweet, lovely, fun lady, I always enjoyed our shopping trips at Bluewater, I'll miss you a lot Sue.

Sue you will always be in my memories to remind me of our good times. Love Sandra xx

I met Sue when working for Kent Police what a lovely lady she was. I was lucky to find a friend like her. Our friendship carried on when we retired and we have had some lovely days out. Such good company, kind, caring & thoughtful. Sue I am going to miss you.

It was a privilege to become part of your family and our girls are so lucky to have had such a wonderful great nan.
You will be missed and loved always xx

So many memories over the years.