Obituary - Susan Lindsay

Sincere Condolences to Sue's Family, the Oliphants & Lindsay's. Sue was a Beautiful Woman Inside & Out, Ever Since I met her on the Silver Buckle Dance floor in the Early '80s😔 💔 🥀 🙏

My heartfelt condolences ♥️❤️‍🩹 prayers for healing your broken hearts, thank you to Sue’s husband for giving me hand with carrying my amp , while your heart was broken …. I’ll now remember Sue always …….

Sue was my high school buddy, my golfing buddy and my work buddy at South County Village, she was Lots of laughs and her smile lite up room, and her friendship will always be in my heart ❤️

My deepest heartfelt sympathy to Nyles and family, Madeline and family. Cherish your memories and share them always I know I will.
On our first meeting to make homemade wine a friendship was born. From there to golf to sitting at their picnic table and my deck we shared our lives. Sue gave all of herself from her witty sense of humour to her unconditional love. Here’s to Hole #6. Love and miss you my dear friend.

I can remember Sue, with her long legs and knobby knees when we were kids growing up. We lived less than a block away. Even though we went to different schools, we connected many times over the years.
I was lucky to get to know Sue over the years when we worked together at Madd Hatters/ Alamo. Sue still had the long legs!
We lost touch as our lives evolved, but each time we ran into each other Sue's captivating smile and generous spirit reminded me of the good times playing kick the can, cheering at games for our respective school teams, meeting up at parties, and laughing and commiserating over a shot at the end of a long work night.
During both good and bad times, Sue's twinkling eyes and her bright smile were a welcome sight.
My condolences to Nyles and to Sue's loved ones.

My life was better because I shared some of it with Sue:) Absolutely beautiful person who spread positive vibes wherever she was! Thoughts & prayers are with the Oliphant & Lindsay families - Tudy Cooper🌹❣️

Sending sincere condolences to Sue's husband and her family. I will treasure my memories forever.

Knew the Oliphant family for many years while living in Med Hat. Sue always had a smile on full of fun laughter 💕 love could dance all night. She will be dancing playing cards having a drink with rest of family in heaven if you knew Sue, she made everyone's life much better. Thoughts prayers to all the family and friends. Love and hugs to ALL.

Sue was our cousin and our families spend a lot of time together when we were growing up. She was my cool older cousin(barely older but much cooler). My sister bowled with Sue, we spent time at their Elkwater cabin, and the three of us ran around the streets in the dark together when our parents were visiting. I most remember lying in the back yard at night waiting for bats to fly over head so we could scream and I remember Sue and Moira sneaking off at Christmas dinner in search of the Baby Duck Wine. We did not see as much of each other as adults but when we connected Sue was funny, curious and so empathetic when talking about the residents she worked with at the nursing home. Her laugh was second to none. The world was a kinder, softer place with Sue in it.

Sharon Tingley and Moira Gallagher

So sorry to hear this sad news. Sue was a special person whom I worked with and was at the birth of my son, Liam. She will be sadly missed and my thoughts are with her family at this sad time.