My younger sisters 61 birthdayShe was born in saskatoonWhen she as little, her nickname was Susie CueShe was the youngest of 4 girls She was teased she was so cuteAs she got older she was very pretty She lived in Edmonton CanadaNet her husband Kevin in VancouverThey had 3 gorgeous girlsThey moved from Edmonton to Atlanta when the girls were little Sue and Kevin moved to Charlotte Their girls visit them often They have a pontoon boat They come home to Canada to visit Sue likes to danceShe’s funnyShe’s a bit dramatic She likes excel spreadsheetsMakes yummy Keista ushka Is a decorator
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On a crisp Saskatchewan dawn, sixty-one years ago,
In Saskatoon’s embrace where bright prairies glow,
A newborn Susie Cue came to the world’s stage,
The youngest of four, her life story turned a page.
Cuteness that charmed with a twinkle and cheer,
Teased by her sisters, yet loved so dear.
As she blossomed with grace and stood pretty and tall,
From Edmonton's heart, she answered life’s call.
In Vancouver’s city, Kevin caught her sweet glance,
Three lovely daughters they raised in a dance.
To Atlanta’s warmth they moved from the snow,
Where laughter and love continued to flow.
Now settled in Charlotte, on tranquil waters they float,
A pontoon adventurer in their own boat.
To Canada oft they journey, where roots harken back,
Sue, ever whirling, tracks a delightful track.
With humor and flair, dramatic and bright,
Her dance steps twirl through day and night.
On Excel she crafts order, with culinary art,
Her keista ushka, a feast from the heart.
As decorator’s eye gives rooms energy anew,
Sue’s spark remains constant, ever vivid and true.
On her sixty-first birthday, let laughter and cheers,
Celebrate Susie Cue through the years.