Susan Jayne Miles 15 January, 1961 – 22 March, 2024

Susan
Miles'

15 January, 1961 – 22 March, 2024

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Tyler

She was my teacher all of my friends loved her condolences to her passing

Sharny (Smiley) Connell

Ms Smiles, to hear that the world lost such a bright light, broke my heart. You were one of the first teachers I met at SBC in my first year of high school and you impacted me immensely. From very early on you called me “Smiley” and then came you being referred to as “Ms Smiles” (which we know wasn’t always true haha!). You had a beautiful, outgoing, wild, genuine, sarcastic and caring personality. You brought out the best in everyone and pushed people out of their comfort zone to show them their potential, although that resulted in a lot of “why” and “stop”, you never gave up and were there with love and encouragement until the pushing was worth it. You were very missed when you left SBC and you will be very missed by the world that you made a better place. I wrote a letter for you the day you left, and you reached out to me a few years ago telling me you had found it and it had made your day reading my words. I told you that I was studying teaching and you told me that I was born to inspire others. I have almost finished my bachelor and I’m ready to inspire others like you inspired me and so many around you. You were an extraordinary human and you are already so missed. Keep shining your light in heaven like I know you will, Ms Smiles. Keep a watch over everyone down here, especially your loved ones. Heaven is a better place with her there. You will never ever be forgotten. X

Sharny (Smiley) Connell

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Angela Beard

Sue …you were one of a kind and I don't think I will ever have a friendship like what we had again. My sadness loosing you is overwhelming. We just understood each other. My life was instantly better when we met. Sue had a loyal and fiercely loving heart. Family meant everything to her. She adored Eric and the many adventures and plans they shared 🗺️ The fact that Jamie and our four children are so upset just goes to show what an impact Sue had. And that we all looked forward to spending time together! I guess we took it for granted that Sue would get well, she was a fighter after all and had a determined, strong spirit. I took for granted that we would have more times together...we were looking forward to taking Sue and her family out in our stink boat and even overnight! We were hoping we could lure Arlie & Sonny to move to Queensland and enjoyed sharing stories and photos of our children talking about work and life in general. I'm so grateful that Sue & Eric came to visit our new house in January and we celebrated her 63rd birthday together. 💓 I’m certain Sue is now our guardian angel that will look out for us all. I have felt it already.