Monday, November 20, 2023
We send our deepest condolences to Kevin, Amanda, Robbie, Diane, and their families on Susan's passing. Susan was a middle school playmate of Nancy's. We had lots of fun playing together with Becka, Diddle, Deebo, and Lumpy. Susan wore thick braids, and we goofed around at Shipyard Lane. We also enjoyed getting sacks of penny candy from Marlena's in Hall's Corner in anticipation of sleepovers, especially at the Eaton's playhouse. We'd run through the streets, after the sidewalks rolled up at nine, on those soft summer nights. We'd jump into bushes to avoid the occasional police car doing its rounds. We thought we were living so dangerously. The Chadwick and Aigler families were close since the 1950's in Duxbury. Susan had an easy laugh, loved her family, was creative and fun to be around. After Susan and Kevin bought their house on Washington Street from the Lorings, we rented it for a month in the summer before we moved back to town. Susan would sit outside every day on the grass, staring at the house, and writing notes and making sketches. She was envisioning the huge remodeling job she and Kevin would do. I knew the "new" house would be awesome, and it was. Susan had an incredible attention to detail. We are sorry she has passed at an early age, in this chapter of life, and she will be missed by many.
With wishes of peace in our hearts for Susan,
Sincerely,
Nancy and Teddy Chadwick
