Sue Salthouse Death / Obituary | Dead – Disability Activist Dies In A Motorcycle Accident | Cause Of Death – Passed Away | Died
Sue Salthouse Death / Obituary – A great disability leader and advocate, Sue Salthouse was pronounced dead on July 20, 2020, following a motorcycle accident.
The ACT’s 2020 Senior Australian of the Year, Sue Salthouse died in a tragic motorcycle accident on Commonwealth Avenue Bridge while she was riding her wheelchair accessible motorcycle. Sue Salthouse passed away at the age of 71, causing so much heartbreak to the beloved family. Our thoughts are with the loved ones of the deceased for the great loss, we are yet to observed the deceased obituary.
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Reactions And Sharing On Sue Salthouse Death
We are sad to learn of the passing of Sue Salthouse, a fierce advocate for women with a disability, a huge personality, a great loss to the Canberra community
— ACTHRC (@ACTHumanRights) July 20, 2020
We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Sue Salthouse yesterday. We are grateful to have known Sue and for her extraordinary contributions to our shared work over many years. She will be missed.
Our heartfelt wishes to Sue’s family, friends and those feeling her loss.
— Equality Rights (@eraaustralia) July 20, 2020
Sue Salthouse was an incredible advocate for the disability community. Her passion, dedication and generosity changed so many lives for the better. She will be greatly missed.
Our thoughts are with Sue’s family and friends.
— YDAS (@YDASvic) July 20, 2020
Deeply saddened by the passing of that extraordinarily energetic disability campaigner & believer in the goodness of collective effort- Sue Salthouse 2020 ACT Senior @ausoftheyear ? Seen here in such a happy moment with Dr Sue Packer 2019 Senior @ausoftheyear pic.twitter.com/uSHbbU8rXd
— Virginia Haussegger (@Virginia_Hauss) July 20, 2020
RIP Sue Salthouse 🙁
— Rachael Brown (@RachaelBrown42) July 20, 2020
Sue Salthouse, a great Canberran & simply remarkable woman. A courageous & tireless community activist & advocate for people with a #disability -esp women. Her passing is?for all who knew & loved her. She always put others first & will be missed by so many.@WWDACT #Canberra
— Katy Gallagher (@SenKatyG) July 20, 2020
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Sue Salthouse.
More than an advocate, more than an ambassador, Sue was a leader whose passion for disability rights and for the prevention of violence against women was steadfast, and whose generosity was limitless.
— Our Watch (@OurWatchAus) July 20, 2020
We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of disability advocate & ACT Senior Citizen of the year Sue Salthouse. Our condolences go out to Sue’s family & our friends at @WWDACT where she was Board Chair. #Canberra has lost a fearless agent for change. ?? pic.twitter.com/zTexHwCdb7
— YWCA Canberra (@YWCACanberra) July 20, 2020
The best thing about my job is that it brings me into contact with some of the most wonderful, inspiring women. I had the pleasure of meeting Sue Salthouse many times. She will be missed. An interview is in the @nlagovau #oralhistory collection. Vale Sue.
— Dr Nikki Henningham (@NikkiHenningham) July 21, 2020
The National Australia Day Council is saddened by the passing of 2020 ACT Senior Australian of the Year, Sue Salthouse. Sue was such a vibrant woman who lived life to the full. She was a huge force for change in the disability sector. #AusoftheYear @IDPwD
— AusoftheYearAwards (@ausoftheyear) July 21, 2020
We are shocked and saddened by the news that Sue Salthouse, a passionate advocate on behalf of women with disabilities, has passed away. She was a wonderful woman.Vale Sue. A life in activism is recorded here:
— Women Australia (@WomenAus) July 21, 2020
This is tragic news. So sorry. Grateful for all Sue’s work and passion. Vale . ACT Senior Australian of the Year Sue Salthouse dies in accident on Commonwealth Avenue Bridge
— Alex Sloan (@sloaniealex) July 21, 2020
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has put out a statement on the death of Sue Salthouse pic.twitter.com/Qz4EczdmZR
— Andrew Brown (@AndrewBrownAU) July 21, 2020
Dear Colleagues, on behalf of @NDS_Disability and our members, I wanted 2 extend my deepest condolences 2 u and your members on the death of Sue Salthouse.
Sue was a fierce and positive advocate on behalf of women with #disability, & our community is the poorer for her passing.
— David Moody (@DavidmNDS) July 21, 2020
We are devastated by the sudden passing of Sue Salthouse. Sue was a former President of WWDA; a life member; a dear friend; an amazing colleague. We send our love to her family & friends & to our sister orgs. We are bereft. @WWDACT @WDVtweet
— WWDA (@WWDA_AU) July 21, 2020
Vale Sue Salthouse – extraordinary advocate & leader, and a beautiful human being. We were proud to count you among our friends and will miss you immensely. #disabilityrights @WWDACT
— MHCC ACT (@MHCCACT) July 21, 2020
Vale Sue Salthouse – one of the first life-long activists I met when I was first earning my feminist chops, who taught me a lot about what intersectionality in practice means when it comes to being an ally to people with disabilities. What an immense loss.
— Zoya Patel (@zoyajpatel) July 21, 2020
Sad news for the whole #Canberra community, with the unexpected death of our ACT Senior Citizen of the Year. Sue Salthouse was a passionate advocate for people with disabilities. Her generosity and kindness will be sorely missed
— Andrew Leigh (@ALeighMP) July 21, 2020
Our community is poorer for losing the inimitable @sudata Sue Salthouse. An absolute powerhouse advocate for women, particularly women +non-binary people with disabilities. Her legacy is profound & will be long lasting. Sue was, & is, ultimate role model for activism& inclusivity pic.twitter.com/uH89GfBt52
— Amy Blain (@Amy_Blain) July 21, 2020
Very sad news today. A truly incredible thinker and passionate advocate, Sue taught so many of us so much – I personally am a more thoughtful and informed person for her work. Vale Sue Salthouse
— Stephanie Weir (@StephanieAWeir) July 21, 2020
Sad to hear about death of Sue Salthouse in a road accident yesterday. She was a committed ambassador for women with disability, and I got to know her through our involvement in committees and other activities in the ACT. Vale Sue.
— Colleen Sheen (@CMSheen2) July 21, 2020
So sad to hear that Sue Salthouse has died. It was great to work with her. Sue was always generous in sharing her knowledge & wisdom. Thank you Sue for your dedication & advocacy to progress the rights of people with disability. Love to her family & friends.
— stephanie gotlib (@stephgot) July 21, 2020
We are saddened to hear of Sue Salthouse’s passing, a committed, generous and respected disabled leader who fought for human rights for decades.
Our deepest condolences to Sue’s family and friends and the disability community, who are all grieving her loss
— All Means All (@AllMeansAllAus) July 21, 2020
oh this is very sad news; a fierce disability advocate… thoughts, condolocences and prayers to her family
ACT Senior Australian of the Year Sue Salthouse dies in accident on Commonwealth Avenue Bridge
— Raelene West (@raelene_west) July 21, 2020
I don’t often enter the Twitting space to tweet, but today I am saddened by the loss of Sue Salthouse.What a woman- Sue the world today is much sadder without you here-we are so much richer for having known you. CRCC’s thoughts are with your family x
— Chrystina Stanford (@ChrystinaStanfo) July 21, 2020
I don’t often enter the Twitting space to tweet, but today I am saddened by the loss of Sue Salthouse.What a woman- Sue the world today is much sadder without you here-we are so much richer for having known you. CRCC’s thoughts are with your family x
— Chrystina Stanford (@ChrystinaStanfo) July 21, 2020
A really sad day for disability rights. Its been confirmed that the woman who died at the crash on Commonwealth Avenue Bridge was Sue Salthouse, disability advocate and ACT Senior Australian of the Year.
— Julia Kanapathippillai (@JuliaPillai) July 21, 2020
Tragic news on the passing of the indefatigable Sue Salthouse. She will be greatly missed. Vale Sue.
— Belinda Robinson (@bel_robinson_) July 21, 2020
I am devastated to hear of the death of Sue Salthouse. One of the best, most remarkable women I had the pleasure of meeting & working with. She was one of my #Canberra heroes. Warm, funny, smart, feisty & an incredible human being. So incredibly sad.
— Amanda Bresnan ?️? ?? (@AmandaBresnan1) July 21, 2020
We are both shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of Sue Salthouse yesterday in Canberra. Sue was a remarkable disability advocate whose advice made the sector stronger. Our sincere condolences to her loved ones and the entire disability community.
— NDS (@NDS_Disability) July 21, 2020
When the disability official visitor legislation passed for the Greens when I was an MLA, I was – I have to say – stoked when I found out Sue Salthouse was the Disability Official Visitor. I couldn’t have thought of a better person. Love to her family and friends – such a loss.
— Amanda Bresnan ?️? ?? (@AmandaBresnan1) July 21, 2020
The ACT Greens are mourning the sudden passing of Sue Salthouse, a woman of true grit and determination.
After surviving a life defining fall from a horse in 1995, she became a fierce advocate for women with disabilities. pic.twitter.com/bnKWDOnym0
— Shane Rattenbury MLA (@ShaneRattenbury) July 21, 2020
So deeply saddened by the news that Sue Salthouse has passed. An exceptional woman whose heart was enormous, Sue was a consummate advocate. We are the poorer for her passing. We salute you, Sue
— Collette Kelly (@collieopie) July 21, 2020
Vale Sue Salthouse. She will be remembered as a passionate advocate for people with disabilty. And a warm, generous and giving person. Gone too early ?
— Alastair McEwin AM (@almcewin) July 21, 2020
Rest In Peace you’re an amazing inspirational lady Sue salthouse my life is greater for having met you earlier this year at the same time poorer with your passing. Will miss you always RIP
— Corey Tutt (@corey_tutt) July 21, 2020
“We need to look at where the gaps are, the intersectional effects that stop people getting services and jobs”
Farewell to Sue Salthouse, a tireless warrior for our community | The RiotACT— Michael Weaver (@mickweavs) July 21, 2020
On behalf of the ACT Government and all members of the ACT Cabinet, I would like to express our shock and dismay at the sudden and tragic loss of ACT Senior Australian of the Year and 2015 Canberra Citizen of the Year, Sue Salthouse.
— Andrew Barr MLA (@ABarrMLA) July 21, 2020
With deep sadness we pay posthumous tribute to Sue Salthouse.
Known, loved & respected for a lifelong dedication as a #disability advocate & beautiful soul, her passion, generosity & zest for life will be remembered & treasured.
Condolences to her loved ones.
RIP Sue. pic.twitter.com/mfAPYRyblB
— PDA (@PDA_AU) July 21, 2020
We are very sad to learn of the passing of Sue Salthouse.
Sue was a major voice in the disability advocacy space.
The IDPwD team recently had the pleasure of working with Sue to produce content for 2020, she will be missed. Sending condolences to her family & friends. Vale Sue. pic.twitter.com/cawqPRmyB4— IDPwD (@IDPwD) July 21, 2020
PWDA is devastated to learn of the death of Sue Salthouse, and pay tribute to her work advancing the rights of people with disability, particularly women and young people with disability. We send our condolences to WWDACT, WWDA and all who knew and loved Sue. Vale.
— PWD Australia (PWDA) (@PWDAustralia) July 21, 2020
The Northside team is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of outstanding mentor, advocate and colleague, Sue Salthouse. We will miss her generous and outstanding leadership within the community sector.
Our sincere condolences go out to Sue’s family and friends.
— Northside (@NorthsideACT) July 21, 2020
This is a tragic loss.?Sue and I drove 6 hours to Pt Hicks for a birthday last year. Every Km was a new idea and new bit of inspiration. You will be missed! ACT Senior Aus of the Year Sue Salthouse dies in accident on Commonwealth Avenue Bridge – ABC News
— Duncan Paterson (@EthicalLorax) July 21, 2020
I am so so sad to hear of the passing of wonderul Sue Salthouse- disability advocate , ACT Senior Australian of the Year and fellow @OurWatchAus
Devastating news. Sue Salthouse was such a wise, insightful woman, and generous with her time. A true advocate for #disability and equality. My sincere condolences to her family and loved ones.
Here is an interview with her from 2015:
— Tara Moss (@Tara_Moss) July 21, 2020
Absolutely gutted today. Thank you Sue Salthouse for sharing your expertise & insights on housing aspirations/ options for people with #disability so willingly whenever I requested. Sue was one of the first people I met when I moved to #CBR & I can’t find the words right now…
— Travis (@TravGee1980) July 21, 2020
ACT Shelter offers our sincere condolences to family, friends & colleagues of Sue Salthouse as we process the loss of a charismatic advocate in #disability #housing #humanrights & other spaces in which we play. Thank you Sue for sharing your expertise with us, we learned a lot!
— ACT Shelter (@ACTShelter) July 21, 2020
“She was wise, witty and warm. She constantly lifted people up”
An emotional ACT Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith pays tribute to disability advocate Sue Salthouse, who tragically died last night @canberratimes pic.twitter.com/G5L8qlXhBl
— Dan Jervis-Bardy (@D_JervisBardy) July 21, 2020
I will miss seeing Sue Salthouse when advocates for women and people with disabilities gather to do their work.
Sue was our ACT Senior Citizen of the year, and the 2015 Canberra Citizen of the Year. She was also Chair of Women With Disabilities ACT. She… pic.twitter.com/niyJeotrQM
— ᴇᴍᴍᴀ ᴅᴀᴠɪᴅsᴏɴ ᴀᴄᴛ ☀️ (@emmadavidsonACT) July 21, 2020
Sue Salthouse was an inspiration.
It has been my privilege to work alongside her for many years and to count her as a friend.
Her determination, passion, energy and warmth have improved the lives of so many.
Her tragic death yesterday is a devastating loss for Canberra. pic.twitter.com/hX1k382FGX— Gordon Ramsay MLA (@Gordon_R_Ramsay) July 21, 2020
Today we have had sad news that Sue Salthouse has died.
Sue’s disability advocacy has had impacts in Australia and across our world. She will be deeply missed. Respect to her family and friends.
Sue’s twitter handle was @sudata.
— @WeAreDisabled (@WeAreDisabled) July 21, 2020
Many of us in the disability community are today grieving the loss of Sue Salthouse.
I can’t quite believe she’s gone. She was one of those people that you can’t quite imagine death ever being brave enough to take on.
— Senator Jordon Steele-John ?? (@Jordonsteele) July 21, 2020
We share the shock & great sadness at the tragic death of Sue Salthouse. We pay respects for Sue’s many contributions to a better world, and express sincere condolences to her family and friends. #ValeSue
— MAPW Australia (@MAPW_Australia) July 21, 2020
ACCAN board and staff are saddened by the passing of Sue Salthouse.
Sue was a dedicated advocate for people with disability and made huge contributions to improving the accessibility of telecommunications for people with disability in Australia.
— ACCAN (@ACCAN_AU) July 21, 2020
DVCS is saddened to learn of the tragic death is Sue Salthouse.
We send our deepest condolences to Sue’s family, friends and network.
Sue was a strong and dedicated advocate for people with disabilities, in particular women.
Thank you, Sue. pic.twitter.com/i1zMJ5JXxX
— DVCS ACT (@DVCSACT) July 21, 2020
We are saddened to hear of Sue Salthouse’s passing today. Not only was she the 2020 ACT Senior Australian of the Year but also a great advocate for the disabled community. She will be missed.
— Intopia (@Intopia) July 21, 2020
Families ACT is saddened to hear about Ms Salthouse’s death. We express our sincere condolences to her family, friends and colleagues at @WWDACT who have lost a remarkable leader. Our hearts go out to all of you! Vale Sue
— Families ACT (@FamiliesACT) July 21, 2020
We are terribly sad to hear of Sue Salthouse’s passing and send heartfelt condolences to her family and friends. Sue was an inspiring advocate for women with disability and a passionate ambassador for preventing violence against women. Vale Sue.
— The Office for Women (@officeforwomen) July 21, 2020
We are saddened to learn of the tragic death of Sue Salthouse.
Many of you know of Sue from her incredible work as a disability advocate as well as being ACT Senior ?? of the Year.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Sue’s family and friends. We are thinking of you during this time— Lifeline Canberra (@Lifeline_ACT) July 21, 2020
I had the privilege of listening to Sue Salthouse at my first women’s safety roundtable as Minister for Women. She was a tremendous force for progressing the rights & opportunities of women with disabilities. My condolences to @WWDACT, @WWDA_AU & all who grieve Sue today. Vale. pic.twitter.com/5tuc7wwx1h
— Marise Payne (@MarisePayne) July 21, 2020
The Alliance is saddened to learn of the tragic death of Sue Salthouse yesterday. We worked with Sue over the years on campaigns and valued her wisdom, enthusiasm and determination to address the big issues. Condolences to her family and friends. Vale Sue
— ypinh (@ypinh) July 21, 2020
The Alliance is saddened to learn of the tragic death of Sue Salthouse yesterday. We worked with Sue over the years on campaigns and valued her wisdom, enthusiasm and determination to address the big issues. Condolences to her family and friends. Vale Sue
— ypinh (@ypinh) July 21, 2020
Terribly saddened to hear of the loss of Sue Salthouse, a strong leader, feminist & change agent in the disability movement. A remarkable Ambassador of ACLW advocating for marginalised women. Our thoughts are with Sue’s family and friends
— Dr Diann Rodgers-Healey (@ACLWDiannRH) July 21, 2020
Before my injury, I couldn’t have imagined I’d write this from a personal perspective. But I was very fortunate to be introduced to disability pride through the late Stella Young and Sue Salthouse, and more recently @carlyfindlay, and that has helped a lot.
— Tara Moss (@Tara_Moss) July 21, 2020
#Vale Sue Salthouse ?️? – Australia’s loss as this is one of the few rare times in advocacy history where the messenger was as important as the message they carried. Condolences to all family. Sue will be greatly missed.
— Pyrie___ (Mirakosh) (@Mirakosh1) July 21, 2020
We are both shocked and saddened by the sudden passing of Sue Salthouse yesterday in Canberra. Sue was a remarkable disability advocate whose advice made the sector stronger. Our sincere condolences to her loved ones and the entire disability community.
— NDS (@NDS_Disability) July 21, 2020
We are devastated by the sudden passing of Sue Salthouse. Sue was a former President of WWDA; a life member; a dear friend; an amazing colleague. We send our love to her family & friends & to our sister orgs. We are bereft. @WWDACT @WDVtweet @WomenEnabled pic.twitter.com/ivbYSgoF9U
— WWDA (@WWDA_AU) July 21, 2020
Vale the remarkable Sue Salthouse. Devastating news.
— Tim Hollo (@timhollo) July 21, 2020
Oh, how utterly sad. Vale Sue Salthouse, thank you for all the work you did for those with disabilities. Our sincerest condolences to Sue’s family, friends and colleagues. R I P
— marjiesgirl (@marjiesgirl) July 21, 2020
I’m in shock right now, just learning of her passing. RIP Sue Salthouse?????
— KnittedMidnightPearl 2020????? (@PurpleRainPearl) July 21, 2020
Vale Sue Salthouse –
undoubtedly one the very finest Canberrans. My thoughts are with her family and everyone that was touched by her courage and grace ❤️— David Matthews (@dmatthewsact) July 21, 2020
I’m deeply shocked by Sue’s passing #suesalthouse. Sue was a great friend of the Institute for Governance & Policy Analysis at UC. @UCIGPA. Sue worked tirelessly as a disability advocate and I was fortunate to be able to work with her on a number of projects. Vale Sue
— Laurie Brown (@brown_lauriej) July 21, 2020
So very sad. Vale Sue Salthouse. What a remarkable contribution she made. Thoughts go out to her family, friends and colleagues.
— Prof Kristy Muir (@KristyMuir2) July 21, 2020
Women with Disabilities ACT was deeply saddened yesterday to hear of the passing of our Board Chair, Sue Salthouse. We will miss her very much. Vale Sue.
We send our sincerest condolences to her family and friends and ask that their privacy is respected during this time. pic.twitter.com/7XaVZiaahT
— WWDACT (@WWDACT) July 20, 2020
So saddened by this news.
Sue was a force within the ACT community and a fierce advocate for bettering the lives of women with disabilities. Vale Sue Salthouse.— Erin (@ErinPeggy19) July 21, 2020
I am deeply saddened by the tragic passing of Sue Salthouse. She was such a strong disability advocate who sought the evidence-base for policy change. We were very fortunate at the Institute for Governance & Policy Analysis at UC @UCIGPA to call her a colleague & friend. Vale Sue
— Laurie Brown (@brown_lauriej) July 21, 2020
Such a tremendous loss to our industry!!
Sue Salthouse will be greatly missed in the Disability Sector!ACT Senior Australian of the Year Sue Salthouse dies in accident on Commonwealth Avenue Bridge – ABC News
— cheryl paku (@PakuCheryl) July 21, 2020
we join in the mourning & loss of Sue Salthouse, who died yesterday afternoon in a traffic accident she was a member of no fewer than 3 ERA member organisations (Women with Disabilities Australia, WAVE and National Foundation of Australian Women) Very sad our love to her family.
— National Older Women’s Network Australia (@OlderWomenNetAu) July 21, 2020
Vale Sue Salthouse. A powerful and wonderful advocate for women with disability and all Australians with disability.
— Damian Griffis (@dameadvocate) July 21, 2020
Sad news disability advocate Sue Salthouse, the ACT’s 2020 Senior Australian of the Year, has died in a motorcycle accident. She was riding her wheelchair accessible motorcycle when it was involved in an accident with a car on Commonwealth Avenue Bridge yesterday afternoon.
— National Older Women’s Network Australia (@OlderWomenNetAu) July 21, 2020
I am so so sad to hear of the passing of wonderul Sue Salthouse- disability advocate , ACT Senior Australian of the Year and fellow @OurWatchAus ambassador. It was always such a pleasure to talk with her, learn from her, laugh with her. Vale. @WWDA_AU @WWDACT #DisabilityRights
— Julia Zemiro (@julia_zemiro) July 21, 2020
Rest in Power Sue Salthouse ?
— Jacquie O’Brien (@jacquieo75) July 21, 2020
Vale Sue Salthouse, a strong and highly valued advocate for women with disabilities. Our condolences to Sue’s family, friends and colleagues at this difficult time
— Respect Victoria (@Respect__Vic) July 21, 2020
ACT Senior Australian of the Year Sue Salthouse dies in accident on Commonwealth Avenue Bridge
— National Older Women’s Network Australia (@OlderWomenNetAu) July 21, 2020
ambassador. It was always such a pleasure to talk with her, learn from her, laugh with her. Vale. @WWDA_AU @WWDACT #DisabilityRights— Julia Zemiro (@julia_zemiro) July 21, 2020
Vale Sue Salthouse ?.
Sue would give up her time every year to give a guest lecture in my 3rd year ethics course @ourANU. She would blow the students’ minds every year. She has changed so many lives by being so giving with her own.
— Rob Social Distancing Lanfear (@RobLanfear) July 21, 2020
We are deeply saddened by the passing of disability advocate, Sue Salthouse.
Sue was a friend of the Agency who will be missed by those who had the privilege to work with her.
We extend our sincerest condolences to Sue’s family and friends.
— NDIS (@NDIS) July 21, 2020
Sue Salthouse’s advocacy will enable generations of Australians to live a better life. Her eloquent and articulate advocacy will be sadly missed by all in the disability community. RIP Sue.
— Ben Gauntlett (@BenGauntlettDDC) July 21, 2020
“Sue Salthouse, disability advocate and ACT Senior Australian of the Year, has died”
— Rayna Lamb (@PurpleGoddessWA) July 21, 2020
Vale: Sue Salthouse: former President of WWDA, an inspirational leader, ACT Senior Australian of the Year and supportive mentor to many (myself included). Her loss will be felt in Canberra and throughout Australia <3
— Karin Swift (@karin_swift) July 21, 2020
Grateful to have had the chance to work with Sue Salthouse on disability rights issues in her role at @WWDA_AU and mine at @AusHumanRights . Thoroughly decent person. Sympathies to colleagues, family and friends.
— Marrickville Mauler (@dm211060) July 21, 2020
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