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I LOVED Suzanne in American Grafitti. When I was young I watched it more than 10 times. I loved her in that beautiful T-Bird and followed her from time to time on her shows. It wasn’t until she had breast cancer and shared her experiences, that I really began to admire her. I have all of her books and deeply appreciated her bravery and ability to stick her tongue at adversity and conventional medicine. Most recently, I LOVED watching her and Alan. The two of them gave all of us hope that love does mean everything and is eternal. I am sending Alan big fat hugs and deep sympathy for his precious loss. I also loved watching Suzanne work with Carolyn and her son and other family. She taught me how to make roasted chicken! Carolyn is awesome and I know will continue to make Suzanne proud. I just want to say thank you for the joy she brought to all of us. She lived a bold, courageous and loving life. What more can we ask for? Sending love.
Suzanne, you saved my life! If it were not for your amazing books on bio-identical hormones, I don’t know where I’d be today. You were SO open & honest about it all-you put it all out there for us who were struggling and didn’t know why. Thank you!. Also, your happy hours at Al’s Big Bar during Covid (and even til today) you made me feel loved. I needed that during Covid as I live alone. I miss your smile, your laugh and most of all your compassion for all who crossed your path. Blessing all of your family during this time. Love you Suzanne.
Suzanne shone light on alcoholism and it’s affects on her family on live TV before anyone. Groundbreaking. It was either Phil Donahue or Oprah, I can’t remember. She was vilified for asking for equal pay. I call her courageous and never forgot what she did. Fly high Suzanne!
it was such a pleasure seeing you on Three’s Company and watching your show now with all the great stuff that you sell may you be a legacy in this world we’re going to miss you Suzanne and your family I get my deepest sympathy and bless you all and God be with you we will watch your show love you all rest in peace Suzanne 💞
I’m am so sorry for your loss. I heard Suzanne speak at an event in Toronto several years ago. She was terrific. I admired her spirit, and love of life and family. , Eileen, London Ontario
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12751 comments
I LOVED Suzanne in American Grafitti. When I was young I watched it more than 10 times. I loved her in that beautiful T-Bird and followed her from time to time on her shows. It wasn’t until she had breast cancer and shared her experiences, that I really began to admire her. I have all of her books and deeply appreciated her bravery and ability to stick her tongue at adversity and conventional medicine. Most recently, I LOVED watching her and Alan. The two of them gave all of us hope that love does mean everything and is eternal. I am sending Alan big fat hugs and deep sympathy for his precious loss. I also loved watching Suzanne work with Carolyn and her son and other family. She taught me how to make roasted chicken! Carolyn is awesome and I know will continue to make Suzanne proud. I just want to say thank you for the joy she brought to all of us. She lived a bold, courageous and loving life. What more can we ask for? Sending love.
Suzanne, you saved my life! If it were not for your amazing books on bio-identical hormones, I don’t know where I’d be today. You were SO open & honest about it all-you put it all out there for us who were struggling and didn’t know why. Thank you!. Also, your happy hours at Al’s Big Bar during Covid (and even til today) you made me feel loved. I needed that during Covid as I live alone. I miss your smile, your laugh and most of all your compassion for all who crossed your path. Blessing all of your family during this time. Love you Suzanne.
Suzanne shone light on alcoholism and it’s affects on her family on live TV before anyone. Groundbreaking. It was either Phil Donahue or Oprah, I can’t remember. She was vilified for asking for equal pay. I call her courageous and never forgot what she did. Fly high Suzanne!
it was such a pleasure seeing you on Three’s Company and watching your show now with all the great stuff that you sell may you be a legacy in this world we’re going to miss you Suzanne and your family I get my deepest sympathy and bless you all and God be with you we will watch your show love you all rest in peace Suzanne 💞
I’m am so sorry for your loss. I heard Suzanne speak at an event in Toronto several years ago. She was terrific. I admired her spirit, and love of life and family. , Eileen, London Ontario