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I loved Suzanne since I was a kid watching Three’s Company. Her ditzy lovable Chrissy Snow was always a scene stealer and Suzanne played that character to the hilt! I “rediscovered” Suzanne in the 90s while seeing her on HSN. I wasn’t a shopping channel devotee, but always made a point to watch her when she was scheduled. I loved her and Colleen together and was always entertained by them and their silliness. I bought her jewelry, her FaceMaster, and I loved her chocolates. But mostly, I just loved watching her, she was so darn entertaining! I was keeping up with her on IG and she was still the same lovely, entertaining hostess as she had always been. She was so down to earth and relatable, even though she lived a grand life most people only dream of. I’m just so sad that she’s gone and my heart breaks for her family. She was light and love and positivity, such a rare human. She is profoundly missed.
I have been a fan of Suzaane’s since I saw her in American Graffiti. Shortly thereafter, she appeared on Johnny Carson and read her poetry. Then came Three’s Company – such a fun show! I admired her so much with all of her dedication to health and wellness. But my personal favorite memory of Suzanne was when I read her gripping autobiography “Keeping Secrets.” I remember the very first line in her book – " My childhood was not normal." I could relate to all of the embarrassment she experienced with having an alcoholic father. Suzanne was a warm, real, extremely compassionate person. I will miss seeing her on her website. My deepest condolences go out to her family and friends.
Suzanne was such a sweet person. Her love for her family was so nice to see on the lives. Her marriage to Alan was so beautiful and their love was a blessing to all. It was fun to be a little part of her life and see the joy she lived. Prayers for all.
I remain as impressed with the graciousness Ms.Somers displayed throughout knowing her through her career – she truly emitted a sense of love and being a regular, positive life force. I remember crossing into a mode of her being beloved when she did that honest telling of her family life and a loving heart like that comes our way rarely. You will never be forgotten, love your friend, Frank Smith
Always loved Chrissy Snow ❄️. Suzanne was a pure Gem 💎. A light for all people. So elegant and Beautiful. She’ll be missed by everyone. I also watched Step by step. Fabulous Job with Patrick Duffy. I enjoyed her Instagram lives with her husband Alan as well very entertaining. Prayers 🙏 for you and your entire family. We all loved Suzanne . May peace be with you all.
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12751 comments
I loved Suzanne since I was a kid watching Three’s Company. Her ditzy lovable Chrissy Snow was always a scene stealer and Suzanne played that character to the hilt! I “rediscovered” Suzanne in the 90s while seeing her on HSN. I wasn’t a shopping channel devotee, but always made a point to watch her when she was scheduled. I loved her and Colleen together and was always entertained by them and their silliness. I bought her jewelry, her FaceMaster, and I loved her chocolates. But mostly, I just loved watching her, she was so darn entertaining! I was keeping up with her on IG and she was still the same lovely, entertaining hostess as she had always been. She was so down to earth and relatable, even though she lived a grand life most people only dream of. I’m just so sad that she’s gone and my heart breaks for her family. She was light and love and positivity, such a rare human. She is profoundly missed.
I have been a fan of Suzaane’s since I saw her in American Graffiti. Shortly thereafter, she appeared on Johnny Carson and read her poetry. Then came Three’s Company – such a fun show! I admired her so much with all of her dedication to health and wellness. But my personal favorite memory of Suzanne was when I read her gripping autobiography “Keeping Secrets.” I remember the very first line in her book – " My childhood was not normal." I could relate to all of the embarrassment she experienced with having an alcoholic father. Suzanne was a warm, real, extremely compassionate person. I will miss seeing her on her website. My deepest condolences go out to her family and friends.
Suzanne was such a sweet person. Her love for her family was so nice to see on the lives. Her marriage to Alan was so beautiful and their love was a blessing to all. It was fun to be a little part of her life and see the joy she lived. Prayers for all.
I remain as impressed with the graciousness Ms.Somers displayed throughout knowing her through her career – she truly emitted a sense of love and being a regular, positive life force. I remember crossing into a mode of her being beloved when she did that honest telling of her family life and a loving heart like that comes our way rarely. You will never be forgotten, love your friend, Frank Smith
Always loved Chrissy Snow ❄️. Suzanne was a pure Gem 💎. A light for all people. So elegant and Beautiful. She’ll be missed by everyone. I also watched Step by step. Fabulous Job with Patrick Duffy. I enjoyed her Instagram lives with her husband Alan as well very entertaining. Prayers 🙏 for you and your entire family. We all loved Suzanne . May peace be with you all.