Birth date: Mar 5, 1960 Death date: May 28, 2013
Susan Ellen Constantino, 53, of South Riding passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, May 28, 2013 at her residence. She is survived by her husband, Chuck Constantino and her three sons, Charles, Daniel and Matthew. No services are Read Obituary
Dear Constantino Family, I am so very sorry to hear about Sue. We were great friends in high school and she was such a great person. Please know she is watching from above and will always be with you in spirit. Rest in peace, dear old friend. Sincerely, Patricia Spina-Giordano
Chuck, Charles, Daniel and Matthew- I have been at a loss to what to say to honor Susan's memory. She was such a passionate mom and just a cool person. You kids have this awesome foundation that she build for you so you can be successful adults. I always admired the gift she had with connecting with dogs. I was in awe on how she was able to assess our dog on her temperament and personality (our dog is really a weirdo!) Her love of pets and their well-being has stirred me to continue to only adopt homeless pets into our family (yes, our weirdo dog is not going to last much longer) and to assist the HART organization with a donation in her memory. May God bless you all and I will pray for peace and sustenance as you continue on your life journey.
Chuck, we are so sorry, we are just hearing of Susan's passing. We are just lost for words. Robby will be calling you. We know you and the boys will find the strength to move forward. God bless.
Jane and Robby
Chuck, Charles, Daniel and Matthew- We just found out about Susan's passing and we are so deeply sorry for your loss. She loved you all so much and whenever we ran into each other and got caught up on each others lives, it was obvious she was so proud of all of her men. If there is anything we can do to help you at this time with anything, please let us know. All of us who were her friend don't want you to shoulder this burden alone. With our deepest sympathy, love and prayers. John, Margaret and Kyle
Chuck, Charles, Dan and Matt - I just heard the news and I am so, so sorry for your tragic loss. We really enjoyed our talks with Susan every time we saw her while we lived in South Riding and thereafter. She was a "very" special and unique soul that touched the lives of everyone she met, especially us. She will be sorely missed. May you find peace as memories of her continue to live on in your heart forever and may it give you the strength you need at this hour. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you - please let us know if you need anything.
With our deepest and sincere sympathy.
Cody Moore and Anita
Chuck, Charles, Matthew, and Daniel-- I am so sorry for your loss. Susan was an amazing friend to me and she was so proud of all of you. I looked very much forward to her coming over during the week not only to take care of Dante and George but to be my friend and share a laugh. She will be missed. You all are in my prayers and if anything is needed, please let me know.
There will never be another Susan Constantino for sure! She was a special, unique lady! She was a real "mamma bear" when it came to caring for ber boys--all 4 of you! And how she loved to pull out her pictures of you young ones! I am so sad for you, but I know you all have the strength to carry on. All of you are welcome at our house anytime.
J.O., Liz and Eddy
Chuck, Charles, Daniel and Matthew,
Our hearts are broken for you. We remember sitting with Sue throughout the years at the many Tae Kwon Do sessions and enjoyed listening to her stories about her family. She was so proud of all of you.
You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Ray, Mary, Denton and Connor Day
Chuck, Charles, Daniel and Matthew,
First let us say that we are so sorry for your loss. We will greatly miss Susan as a friend and a good neighbor. What we will always remember about Susan was her directness (she was never shy about calling things as she saw them!) and her willingness to be helpful whenever we needed something. She was always happily and cheerfully there for us when we needed her help with something - it is rare to find that in a neighbor nowadays.
We loved her dry sense of humor and her great laugh. Most of all we will miss seeing her always friendly wave, her greeing us with "Howdy neighbor!" when she saw us on the street and her kidding us about her being the "awful owner" (inside joke) of our old Honda!
You are in our thoughts and Susan will always be in our hearts and our memories.
Kim and Susan Hemphill
