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August 12, 2006
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I knew Susan through Xena and other mailing lists, but I also had the good fortune to meet her several times in real life, and it was always a great treat.
It was what gave her a desire to help others. It was what made her so interested in and concerned about the lives of her friends. It was what gave her the commitment to her work. It was what made her take on her boxer galz.
It was what made her take chances most of us would have run from. It was what made her care so much, about everything.
I don't believe for a moment that this great passion for life in all its beautiful variety ever changed, even as she chose to leave it.
Susan, It was a joy and a privilege to have known you. I wish I'd had a chance to tell you so.
Nola (enjay)