Sue Lodovisi is a longtime Warren resident, retired healthcare professional, and dedicated community volunteer with a strong history of service to education, her neighborhood, and the arts.
Sue retired from Henry Ford Hospital, where she worked as a Medical Records Associate. Her professional experience in healthcare was complemented by many years of involvement in public education and community advocacy. From 1996 to 2004, she served as a member of the Center Line Public Schools Board of Education, helping provide leadership and oversight for a school district serving families in Warren and Center Line.
Her commitment to education has extended well beyond her years on the school board. Sue has been an advocate for expanding educational opportunities in Macomb County and has participated in community discussions surrounding access to affordable higher education for local residents.
Sue has also remained actively involved in her own neighborhood. She serves as President of the Lexington Townhouse Cooperative, where she works with fellow residents on issues affecting their community and quality of life.
Since 2022, Sue has served on the Board of Directors of the Warren Symphony Orchestra. Her involvement with the Symphony reflects her belief that strong communities are built not only through good schools and neighborhoods, but also through access to music, culture, and the arts.
Throughout her years in Warren, Sue Lodovisi has demonstrated a consistent willingness to step forward, volunteer, and serve. Whether supporting education, strengthening her neighborhood, or helping advance the mission of the Warren Symphony Orchestra, Sue brings a deep commitment to community and to making Warren a better place to live.