Dr. Suzanne McClure
Dr. Suzanne McClure, 78, passed away on June 7, 2023. Sue was born November 4, 1944 in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania to Frank and Catherine McClure, née Albert.Sue was an avid student, and after graduating high school in Sault St. Marie, Michigan, she received her Bachelors of Science from the University of Michigan, then traveled to the University of California Berkley to receive her Ph.D. in Genetics, then came to the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston to receive her MD in Oncology, Hematology, and Internal Medicine. While teaching as a professor at the University of Pittsburgh, she volunteered in the Emergency Room, which is where she found her love for medicine.She loved reading, bicycling, and, most of all, her dog Sophie.Sue is preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Catherine McClure.She is survived by her sisters, Martha (Robert) Lutter and Catherine (Roger) Dismore, as well as several loving nieces and nephews.
A visitation will be held on Saturday, June 17, 2023 from 2 to 4 PM at Crowder Funeral Home in Webster, 111 E. Medical Center Boulevard, Webster, Texas 77598. Friends are welcome to come as they are, as they can, and remember her together.
In lieu of flowers, please send donations to any of the following: The American Cancer Society, your local Humane Society, or any local hospice.
R.I.P. Dr. Mcclure.
You will be missed by so many of the medical community. You were a class act, so smart, thoughtful and always loved to share your knowledge.
Dr Suzanne McClure was one of the first doctors I had the privilege of working under during my oncology training at UTMB. She was such a wonderful mentor and I know will be missed dearly by patients and colleagues alike.
Prayers for Dr Suzanne McClure and family.
I have known you for many years. My oncologist my dear friend .You will be missed .
Dr. Suzanne McClure was brilliant beyond what research, science and medicine could educate her. She was my geneticist, immunologist and hematologist and during my work up, she would thirst to know more about my disease. All that she embodied can never be matched or replaced and touched many lives by healing and compassion. Dance with joy in the Kingdom of Heaven, Sue. You will be truly missed by all.
Our heartfelt prayers and condolences for our mother’s doctor, Suzanne McClure, and family. We are not surprised to learn that before becoming an MD she took a PhD in Genetics from Berkley and taught at both UPMC and UTMB. If Steven Spielberg had been casting the part of Brilliant Doctor and MD/Professor for a new movie, he would have used her for the model! Her favorite words to our mother have always been, “I wish all my patients were doing as well as you!” Dr. McClure, that was in no small way thanks to You.
My friend, Joy Unbehagen, Your sister’s neighbor across the street, sends her condolences for the loss of your sister. Joy is trying to reach out to you and asks that you contact Linda O’Conner (409-692-8408). Linda has taken care of Dr. McClure’s yard for many years.
My condolences to Dr McClure’s family. I am a neighbor on Dominique Dr. Although I did not know her personally. I would see her watering the yard & riding her bicycle as I walked my dog daily. She always said hello & I could tell she liked my little dog.
Sending heartfelt sympathy to Dr. McClure’s family. She was an amazing doctor and friend. She took care of my husband as an oncologist for many years. I saw her as a hematologist. In fact, I had an appointment with her not long before her passing. She was so caring and compassionate. She will be missed.
Dr McClure was my oncologist for 18 years. I will surely miss her. We talked a lot about our dogs, her Sophie and my Beau. Prayers for her family.
Dr McClure saved my life. She was a wonderful doctor and I always enjoyed visiting with her during appointments. I wish I was able to say goodbye. I hope I will live my life deserving of her help.
This wonderful lady will be sorely missed by all who knew her personally or professionally. I knew her both ways, worked with her as a hospice nurse, and was also a patient since 2003, when she saved my life. Her knowledge and humanity were without parallel. Thank you for all you did for so many, dear Dr McClure. You remain in our hearts.
This wonderful lady will be sorely missed by all who knew her personally or professionally. I knew her both ways, worked with her as a hospice nurse, and was also a patient since 2003, when she saved my life. Her knowledge and humanity were without parallel. Thank you for all you did for so many, dear Dr McClure. You remain in our hearts. Rest in Peace
This wonderful lady will be sorely missed by all who knew her personally or professionally. I knew her both ways, worked with her as a hospice nurse, and was also a patient since 2003, when she saved my life. Her knowledge and humanity were without parallel. Thank you for all you did for so many, dear Dr McClure. You remain in our hearts. Rest in Peace.
Our deepest condolences and prayer’s . You will be missed
Doc., I’m going to miss you as long as I live because you saved my life 25 years ago, and 5 Great grand children later.
I came to you with a heart full of woe knowing that the Dr. I had gone to for help had given me a death prediction of just a few short years. I turned to you on the advice of another trusted friend and you said ” We’re going to fight this fight together” and for almost 26 years , we fought the good fight.
I’m heartbroken, but I promise I’ll keep fighting, and I’ll keep you in my heart as long as I live.
Dr. McClure treated me for Non Hodgkins Lymphoma in 2005 to 2006 and I am still here prayers go out and sympathy go out to her family and friends that were affected by her passing very nice oncologist she saved my life when I was diagnosed she gave me 40% chance and I am still here 🙏 ❤️
Thank you for everything you did for our mom Ethel Brown. We was blessed to have you as our mom oncology doctor. From Kimberly Brown, Leslie Brown and Robert White. You will be missed Dr McClure.💔🌹🕊️