Angela Frances Sureda

Angela, I will always remember you as a very kind and generous person especially to those who were disadvantaged. May you rest in peace.

So very sad to hear Angela has passed away. Condolences to all who knew her. A very thoughtful and kind lady, always caring for others whilst battling her own health issues.
Lovingly remembered. Dorothy and Mick Galvin and Stoddart family

Vale Angela
Angela was a dear colleague of a group of students who started school at Coburg High in 1951 and graduated in 1956 to enter professions such as Pharmacy and Teaching.
We are saddened to learn that our friend of 70 years has passed away and send our sincere condolences to her family and friends in the Ballarat community and beyond.

We are very sad to hear Angela is no longer with us. She was a great friend to our father, Bill, and to our late mother, Sue. We enjoyed her company and admired her keen intellect and care for other people. She will be missed by us all.
With love from the Ruchel family (Bill, Melanie, Jo, Virginia, Jill, Matt, and families).

Angela- it was a pleasure getting to know you over the past couple of years . May you rest peacefully.

Angela was an intelligent, well-informed and generous person. She cared about people and local, national and world issues. She was courageous in speaking her mind, yet humble in helping many people out in her own quiet way. The last few years were difficult for her health-wise but she never complained. We will miss our conversations, friendship and interest in food.

May she genuinely rest in peace.

Adele S, John B, Heather M.

Our dearest Angela. You will always in our heart and we will remember you always. 💐💜🙏🏽

Vale Angela
You faced illness with dignity, courage and resourcefulness.
Thank you for your friendship,I’ll miss Thursdays.
Be at peace now.
Love, Marj

Angela was a kind, thoughtful person, always aware of other peoples’ difficulties despite her own health challenges. Our U3A Philosophy Class will miss her humour, generous help in organising rosters and lunches, and also her vigorous defence of a ‘fair go’s for those often disadvantaged in modern society. We will miss her. Vale Angela.