A good companion shortens the longest road”

With the heart of a caregiver, Sue started her Driving Miss Daisy Franchise in January 2008. Now 3 years later, she has been successful in bringing the art of companionship to many happy people in the Lower Mainland.

“Each individual is a unique being with physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs. My philosophy on caring is relationship based. It is a way of providing care that is focused on the client.”

“From the time I meet you at your door – To the time I drop you back off – I am focused on you.”

Sue has grown up in the Fraser Valley, raised two fine sons, has had careers in both the corporate city boardrooms and horticultural greenhouse worlds and had the wonderful experience of being a volunteer with the Abbotsford Hospice Society. A lover of music, gardening, cooking, skiing and travel, she can draw on her many experiences to provide stimulating conversation and a high level of companionship caring that people can benefit from.

Of course humor is always the best medicine:

"To understand a man you should walk a mile in his shoes. If what he says still bothers you that's ok because you'll be a mile away from him and you'll have his shoes." - Unknown