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BRpie got her name during the early IK&ic performances. One morning,
announcer, unable to remember HpR^T name of their act, crooked his Ifinger at her and said, “Hey, you you there—Sunshine Sue—that’s what I'll call you. Anyone who can look that bright at this time in the morning deserves to be called Sunshine." In 1935, when the Workmans joined the “National Barn Dance” in Chicago, there were three Sallys already, and so her name became Sunshine Sue.
Sue plans eleven Old Dominon Barn Dance programs each week, and serves as mistress of ceremonies for most of them. A unit from the bam dance troupe puts on a Sunshine Sue planned program at various places in Virginia, North Carolina or Maryland several times each week. Sue appears with most of these units.
Son Bill, who is 12 years old, and little daughter, Virginia Sue, four years old, come in for a great share of Sue’s attention. The Workmans are now Virginians and own a 196-acre farm, Medley Grove, in Hanover
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