Susan Eldridge Fague, 73, of Chincoteague Island, Va formerly of Silver Spring, MD, passed away on Wednesday, October 14, 2015 at her home surrounded by family. 
Susan was an avid gardener, accomplished artist, beaician, and office secretary to her husband. She was always friendly and outgoing to everyone she met. 
She was preceded in death by her mother, Betty Eldridge, her brother, Gregory Eldridge, her father, Paul Eldridge and stepmother, Marie Eldridge. 
Susan is survived by her loving spouse of 55 years, Thomas H. Fague of Chincoteague Island, VA; two daughters, Kathrine A. Anderson and her husband Douglas of New Port Richey, FL, Mary E. Sloan and her husband Peter of Stevensville, MD; Four Grandsons, Daniel Sloan and his wife Jordan, Christopher Sloan, Jacob Sloan, and Nicholas Anderson; Sister, Julia Eldridge Stiers and her husband Art; Brother, Dan Eldridge and his wife Dori; nephew, David Eldridge and his wife Diane; niece, Lisa Eldridge Cook and her husband Tom. 
She was also a friend of Bill Wilson. 
A Celebration of Life will be held on a later date in Maryland. 
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Intrepid Hospice in Onley PO Box 770 Onley. VA 23418 Attn: Pat Richardson. Condolences may be made online at www.salyerfh.com.

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Susan Eldridge Fague

Text Box: Susan Eldridge Fague

Born: February 05, 1942
Died: October 14, 2015

Mary Ellen Edwards stayed in touch with her and sent us this lovely tribute:

 

"Tommy, Kathy and Mary, You know how I loved your Susie, so you know how much I will miss her. We had been friends since 10th grade, and her loyalty to our friendship was always evidenced in so many ways. I have a craft that she made in every room of our house - and even in our little guest house. So I think of her all the time, all the time, and still marvel at her many talents. But most of all, I treasure memories of her unwavering kindnesses. Even our grandchildren have fond memories of things she did with and for them when they vacationed at Tom's Cove. That's pretty special and unique. I hope that you find comfort in knowing what a loving, caring, wonderful person your wife and mother was to so many. She'll be my friend forever."