Sue passed away on September 17, 2016 peacefully at her home. She fought a courageous fight against liver disease that also took the lives of her Mother and Brother. Sue remained upbeat and positive throughout.
She was the beloved wife of Paul Jeff Watkins.
Sue was an senior research administrator in the Dean's Office at the University of Maryland Baltimore School of Medicine; providing guidance to faculty and staff for over thirty years. She was a mentor, a friend and a tremendous asset to the School of Medicine and the campus. The loss of her insights, experience and friendship is devastating to her colleagues.
Her love and devotion to her husband and family were incalculable.
She was the beloved wife of Paul Jeff Watkins.
Sue was an senior research administrator in the Dean's Office at the University of Maryland Baltimore School of Medicine; providing guidance to faculty and staff for over thirty years. She was a mentor, a friend and a tremendous asset to the School of Medicine and the campus. The loss of her insights, experience and friendship is devastating to her colleagues.
Her love and devotion to her husband and family were incalculable.
Sue passed away on September 17, 2016 peacefully at her home. She fought a courageous fight against liver disease that also took the lives of her Mother and Brother. Sue remained upbeat and positive throughout.
She was the beloved wife of Paul Jeff Watkins.
Sue was an senior research administrator in the Dean's Office at the University of Maryland Baltimore School of Medicine; providing guidance to faculty and staff for over thirty years. She was a mentor, a friend and a tremendous asset to the School of Medicine and the campus. The loss of her insights, experience and friendship is devastating to her colleagues.
Her love and devotion to her husband and family were incalculable.
She was the beloved wife of Paul Jeff Watkins.
Sue was an senior research administrator in the Dean's Office at the University of Maryland Baltimore School of Medicine; providing guidance to faculty and staff for over thirty years. She was a mentor, a friend and a tremendous asset to the School of Medicine and the campus. The loss of her insights, experience and friendship is devastating to her colleagues.
Her love and devotion to her husband and family were incalculable.
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