Birth date: Jul 4, 1946 Death date: May 26, 2026
Susan Green Jaillet, born on July 4, 1946, in Chicago, Illinois, passed away peacefully on May 26, 2026, after a courageous battle with ALS. Surrounded by her loving family and friends, Susan's departure leaves a profound void in Read Obituary
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I’m so Happy I had the chance to Meet Susan after finding she was my Auntie. Would have been lovely to have gotten to know Susan more but we lived to far apart. From meeting Susan and reading all the lovely comments I can see she was a lovely person who left very fond memories. RIP Auntie Susan🥰🥰
It has been a long two years watching Susie being taken slowly away from us. First she was unsteady. Then occasionally falling. Then a walker. Then a wheel chair. Then confined to a wheel chair, recliner, or bed. Finally she was diagnosed with ALS. Then it became harder and harder to understand her. Finally we could not understand her at all. Through it all she never complained and kept a positive attitude. She was lucky to have some great caregivers.
Susie was a wonderful sister and I loved her dearly. We had a great childhood and watched out for each other. Later I moved to Florida and we did not see each other enough. Then she moved to Florida. We had mutual friends, went on many vacations together and had a great time. She introduced me to my wife, Ellen. It was the best thing that ever happened to me.
She had a long successful career in education and was a talented writer and artist. She has many many friends and relatives who are grieving over her passing. I personally have many wonderful memories of our life together and will always be able to see her in my mind.
I love you Sis.
Rest in peace Susie.
I am so very saddened to read of Sue's transitioning.
We worked together at Eustis High School and during the elections plus kept in contact through Facebook. Sue was a very sweet and friendly lady.
Her family has my deepest heartfet condolences, thoughts and prayers.🙏💜
Gail IsAAc-Thomas
Susan was a dear and sweet friend whose kindness touched so many lives. Her gentle spirit, warm smile, and caring heart made the world a better place for everyone fortunate enough to know her. She was smart, talented, funny and will truly be missed by many. I miss you deeply, cherish the time we had together and am grateful for the gift of your friendship.
In loving memory,
Ginger Babb
It has been a long two years watching Susie being taken slowly away from us. First she was unsteady. Then occasionally falling. Then a walker. Then a wheel chair. Then confined to a wheel chair, recliner, or bed. Finally she was diagnosed with ALS. Then it became harder and harder to understand her. Finally we could not understand her at all. Through it all she never complained and kept a positive attitude. She was lucky to have some great caregivers.
Susie was a wonderful sister and I loved her dearly. We had a great childhood and watched out for each other. Later I moved to Florida and we did not see each other enough. Then she moved to Florida. We had mutual friends, went on many vacations together and had a great time. She introduced me to my wife, Ellen. It was the best thing that ever happened to me.
She had a long successful career in education and was a talented writer and artist. She has many many friends and relatives who are grieving over her passing. I personally have many wonderful memories of our life together and will always be able to see her in my mind.
I love you Sis.
Rest in peace Susie.
Visits with Susie and Bonnie would light up my entire week. Our conversations were life-changing, full of inspiration, and beautiful. And we had fun!
I can’t believe the last time I saw Susie was in June 2023 when she came to visit my mom during her treatment. My mom loved Susie so much and was so happy she could visit during that most stressful of times. Susie was a calming presence for both my parents and I wish I could have seen her more often.
As I sit at her desk and write this, I am surrounded by her energy and love. Thank you to everyone who allowed me to be an integral part of her life. Susie, as her friends and family called her is a spirit that will continue to encourage, inspire, and sometimes kick us into using our natural gifts and talents.
