Suzanne B. Haney 12/01/34 – 11/10/22
Suzanne B. Haney passed away November 10, 2022. She was predeceased by her beloved husband of 57 years, Robert R. Haney (Bob), granddaughter Hannah Sue Austin, daughter-in-law Louann Haney. She is survived by children Laurie Austin, Brian (Elizabeth), Jennifer (Mary-Jo), grandchildren Nathan Stahura, Kelsey (Pat) Pinkerton, Eric Haney, Madeline Haney, and great grandson Conor Pinkerton.
Born December 1, 1934 in Allentown, PA. Sue graduated Hellertown high school, Moravian University, and later in life she went back to school for a Medical Records Technology degree from Monroe Community College. Prior to going back to college, Sue worked at Sears and Roebuck Company for nearly 20 years. After she received her degree, she worked at Highland Hospital for several more years until she retired.
Bob and Sue met in high school and attended Moravian University together. After they were married in 1954, they lived in California where Bob was stationed during his enlistment in the U.S. Marine Corps. They moved back to Hellertown, PA. then in 1968 they settled in Fairport, NY. where they resided until 2011 when Bob died. Sue moved to the Legacy Fairways in Victor where, up until her death, she enjoyed the company of many friends and numerous card and Rummikub games.
Bob and Sue enjoyed traveling and took a wonderful Alaskan cruise to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary.
A heartfelt thank you to the amazing Ontario-Yates Hospice Team and loving caregivers from Home Instead / Professional Assistance for Seniors.
In honor and memory of our mother please consider donating to Ontario-Yates Hospice (UR Medicine).
A private family service will be held at the Legacy Chapel Monday, November 21st at 3:30 pm. Friends are invited to celebrate Sue’s life immediately following from 4-7pm in the Activity Lounge at the Legacy Fairways, 681 High Street Victor, NY.
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5 responses to “Haney, Suzanne B.”
Sending our deepest condolences to the entire Haney family❤️
Vance and Maureen Kannapel
Bob & Sue we’re the best neighbors we could have when we came to NY. We shared a duplex in East Rochester. And shared a great deal of time & conversation, including Susie taking care of our son the night I went to the hospital for our daughter’s birth. Sue and Bob = wonderful people.
Laurie, Nate and the entire Hanney clan,
I am so sorry to hear of your mother’s passing. She always had a smile for me as I passed her in the halls at Legacy. She always asked how Dad was doing. It’s always hard to lose your matriarch. Your fond memories will keep her alive in your heart.
So sorry to hear this news. Wishing the entire Haney family peace and comfort in these difficult days.
Marty and Ali Lasher
I am just learning of Sue’s passing. Sue took my classes a the legacy for years. I enjoyed her company and her friendship and just recently spoke to her when I was visiting a client at the Legacy. We often shared memories about camping at Fish Creek (my family goes there every summer). I will miss seeing her smiling face. May you take comfort in the memories you have with her.