Susan Mary Hardacre

Peacefully at her home surrounded by her loving family on 18th April 2020, Susan aged 71 years of Read. The devoted and much-loved wife of Ian, adored mother of Sara and Charlotte, treasured mother-in-law of Peter, fun-loving and cherished granny of Leo, Hedley and Alfie, loyal sister to Angela and great friend to Janet, Lynne, V, Barbara and more.

Donations are being received in memory of Susan on behalf of Derian House Children’s Hospice. Please click the button link at the end of this page.

If you would like to leave a personal message for the family, please do so below. Some of the messages will be published below the form here.

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MESSAGES for Susan Mary Hardacre

 

Lynne Bell

It has been a privilege to have been a friend of Susan for over 40 years. We shared many happy times together with lots of laughter along the way .I will always remember with fondness our trips to the Wimbledon tennis tournaments and our weekly Wednesday outings with other friends . We were known as ‘The Wednesdays ‘ always having lots of fun.. Susan was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother with a great sense of fun . She will always have a special place in all our hearts. Rest in peace.

 

April Evans

Sue I only knew you for a short period of my life ! You became my friend from doing your hair at Tony and Guy and inviting me to your home ! I will never forget the first time met you when you lost your handbag in the shop and it was it where you had left it haha! Thank you for making me laugh. I will never forget your beautiful personality! Lots of love always April xxx

 

Caroline  Lanciotti

Thank you for such wonderful childhood memories you gave to me whilst growing up with Sara and Charlotte I have so many great memories of being at your house it was always made to feel like a second home to me and we had lots of great times. Secondly, thank you for being the best friend to my mum Lynne I know ‘The Girls Wednesday club’ will feel very empty for her and Janet without you there making each other laugh I am so sad that you’ve been taken away from your family
Lots of Love and big hugs to you all from Caroline & Luca xxx

 

Karen (and family)

Aunty Sue, I have so many happy and treasured memories of growing up with you and Uncle Ian in my life – you were definitely the ‘fun’ aunt and uncle! Our times at the lakes on the boat were just the best, travelling up there in your red MG sports car with the Spinners blaring out, rounders on the field, riding up Windermere in the boat – always in the sunshine, then chicken in a basket at the pub on the way home. Happy times shared with you which are my favourite memories that I’ll never forget. I’m so sorry you are gone but you will never be forgotten and send all my love to Uncle Ian, Sara and Charlotte x

Carol Salmon

I had been in touch with susan via Facebook and we were hoping to set up a reunion with Janet as we all worked together in Burnley. I knew she was ill and I sent a message to her recently to see how she was. No response so I was so shocked to hear of her passing. She was a consummate professional and loved her family. She had a great sense of humour too. My condolences to the family. She must be very sadly missed.

 

Phyllis Taylor

I was a friend of Susan when I was a child. We shared a lot of fun moments. My sympathy goes to Ian.