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Just gonna say… I’ve followed her from day 1. I love and admire her love for Alan and her family. I’m a no nobody from San Diego but, she spoke to me with her glass of tequila and beautiful smile via Insta and I adored her.
I remember seeing her for the first time at the movie theater – American Graffiti and then of course Three’s Company of which I still watch the reruns with her because she played Chrissy so well! She was a wonderful performer, singer, dancer who brought so much light and laughter. Started watching her shows on Instagram and just loved listening to her stories and the words of love at the end. Thank you Suzanne Somers for sharing your positivity, kindness and love.
Suzanne was light, love and joy. I have loved her from the first time I saw her on Three’s Company and have followed her career since. She was glamorous, talented and beautiful but she was so much more and her true beauty came from within. She was kind and compassionate and truly cared about people. She talked the talk but she also walked the walk and her genuineness was evident. I never missed her weekly shows during Covid or after and feel that it was a stable in my life during that period that helped bring some normalcy to that crazy time of uncertainty. It felt like a party every time and helped lessen a heavy load that many were carrying. We were welcomed into her living room or Big Al’s Bar and really got to see into her life and beautiful family that she cherished. My heart goes out to Al, Bruce, Caroline and all the family, I am so very sorry for your loss. I hope it brings some comfort in knowing how much she was loved and that so many feel such a terrible sense of loss. Suzanne will never be forgotten because her incredible light can never be diminished❤️❤️🙏🙏
I feel like I lost one of my best friends. I have every one of Suzanne’s books and videos. I have watched her talk shows and movies but especially loved watching her tending her vegetable gardens for the days meals and cooking for her family. I can still hear her beautiful contagious laugh. She had a beautiful generous spirit and will be so greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to Alan, Bruce and rest of her family. 💔💫🙏
In I think 1993 or 1984, my husband and I were staying at the Grand Wailiea in Maui and Step By Step was filming. My husband was trying to secretively Video the show, when Suzanne popped out from behind a bush and smiled and waived at him while he was videotaping!! She was so genuine and appreciative that he was so interested in her and the crew. It was so funny! After being a fan of hers forever from watching Three’s Cimoany, which he still watches, he was in love with her forever!!💜 we will miss you Suzanne!!
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12751 comments
Just gonna say… I’ve followed her from day 1. I love and admire her love for Alan and her family. I’m a no nobody from San Diego but, she spoke to me with her glass of tequila and beautiful smile via Insta and I adored her.
I remember seeing her for the first time at the movie theater – American Graffiti and then of course Three’s Company of which I still watch the reruns with her because she played Chrissy so well! She was a wonderful performer, singer, dancer who brought so much light and laughter. Started watching her shows on Instagram and just loved listening to her stories and the words of love at the end. Thank you Suzanne Somers for sharing your positivity, kindness and love.
Suzanne was light, love and joy. I have loved her from the first time I saw her on Three’s Company and have followed her career since. She was glamorous, talented and beautiful but she was so much more and her true beauty came from within. She was kind and compassionate and truly cared about people. She talked the talk but she also walked the walk and her genuineness was evident. I never missed her weekly shows during Covid or after and feel that it was a stable in my life during that period that helped bring some normalcy to that crazy time of uncertainty. It felt like a party every time and helped lessen a heavy load that many were carrying. We were welcomed into her living room or Big Al’s Bar and really got to see into her life and beautiful family that she cherished. My heart goes out to Al, Bruce, Caroline and all the family, I am so very sorry for your loss. I hope it brings some comfort in knowing how much she was loved and that so many feel such a terrible sense of loss. Suzanne will never be forgotten because her incredible light can never be diminished❤️❤️🙏🙏
I feel like I lost one of my best friends. I have every one of Suzanne’s books and videos. I have watched her talk shows and movies but especially loved watching her tending her vegetable gardens for the days meals and cooking for her family. I can still hear her beautiful contagious laugh. She had a beautiful generous spirit and will be so greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to Alan, Bruce and rest of her family. 💔💫🙏
In I think 1993 or 1984, my husband and I were staying at the Grand Wailiea in Maui and Step By Step was filming. My husband was trying to secretively Video the show, when Suzanne popped out from behind a bush and smiled and waived at him while he was videotaping!! She was so genuine and appreciative that he was so interested in her and the crew. It was so funny! After being a fan of hers forever from watching Three’s Cimoany, which he still watches, he was in love with her forever!!💜 we will miss you Suzanne!!