Sue holds the distinction of being a 2001 Charter Door County Scottie Rally attendee and a Charter Board Member in 2004, as DCSR began the work of becoming a non-profit organization. Since then, Sue has been instrumental in a number of Rally activities, including the curating and selling of treasure-filled Surprise Boxes, leading the creation and placement of the garden stones in the Scottie Totem Pole Garden and so much more!

Sue is well known for rapidly hopping out of her vehicle when she sees a Scottie to tell their owner about DCSR. It is no surprise that Sue was the first recipient of the Spirit of Shayna Award and is a consummate advocate for the Door County Scottie Rally.

Sue and her spouse Tom have been generous with their resources, time and talents. They have donated innumerable Scottie vintage and collectible items for our auctions as well as other items to enhance the Rally experience for attendees and parade spectators. One example of this is the large custom Scottie Sign that is the last thing Parade viewers see on the back of the DCSR haywagon in the DCSR Parade of Scots and the 4th of July Baileys Harbor Parade. And thanks to the Fronsees the Rainbow Bridge Memorial Garden features a “Paw” garden stone for each of the nine original Scottish Terriers that attended the first Rally in 2001.

Sue is one of a handful of Charter Scottie Rally attendees who have never missed a single Rally. In 2005 she was awarded the honor of being an Emeritus Board Member and is often consulted for her dedicated perspective.