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I’m so saddened, and sorry for the loss of a beautiful woman, inside and out, Suzanne. This one hurts! I always loved her, since I was young, watching Three’s Company, because she seemed so real. She was an amazing actress, being able to pull off and play the ditzy blond to that extreme. She also was honest and real about her life. It was not all roses. She spoke of what alcoholism did to her family and how she learned to repair her life, and help repair the life of her family she grew up with. I remember when she and Cindy Williams actually did a show about it, when I was a pre-teen/teen. They showed that just because they may be celebrities, didn’t mean they had the perfect life, and made all of us young pre-teens/teens feel like we weren’t alone, with our insecurities and fears. Looking back, I thought that took guts to do in the late 70’s. I also thought it took a lot, at that time, to bargain for more money she was due, when she was clearly helping in the success of Three’s Company. She set the bar for many woman since then. She deserved her due, and even though she ended up being replaced, it didn’t bring her down. She ended up with a show down the road, Step by Step, shows in Vegas and touring the USO, with Bob Hope, and eventually coming out with her extremely successful Thigh master, her own cosmetic line, and later, self-help books and video shows to help women, as they age. I also went to see her one woman show off Broadway, while I was expecting, and enjoyed it. It was the closest I got to meeting her, and sadly now will not get that chance. She’s probably one of the very few celebrities out there I’d like to meet. After becoming allergic to certain make up products and moisturizers, I began using her products, and they helped me immensely, and still use them. Her video shows were always informative and entertaining. I will miss her shows, and her wonderful smile, always talking lovingly about her family. You’re my age, Bruce, and you can see the love she has always had for you, that always comes out in all she does, and in recent years, through her shows. Caroline, and her family guests have been doing an awesome job filling in her shoes lately. As you had to start your battle again, I could see you were looking a bit weak and tired, when you came on for a few minutes at a family get together recently. You still wanted to be with your fans and wanted to be honest with us. Suzanne, you will be missed by me, and I’m sure many more. RIP and may you be out of your pain. Fly with the angels, and I know we will all see some butterflies. 🙏💕💪🦋 When the family is ready, I’ll be ready to watch again. ❌⭕️❌⭕️
My deepest sympathy and condolences to the all the family and her friends 🙏 R.I.P beautiful Suzanne the world will miss you😔❤️
Suzanne … I’m going to miss seeing you and Al .. I loved listening to your stories about the people you’ve met over the years . I would tune in and I’d see your beautiful smile.. and you would sometimes sing a little song .. I see all the people who you’ve touched in your life and I hope you know how much joy & beauty you brought to this world.. Your family was so fortunate to have you as their wife, mother , grandmother, and friend.
Thank you for bringing so much joy to this world. May God hold you in his arms with comfort.. and may god watch over Alan and Bruce and his beautiful family.💕
I watched Three’s Company growing up as a kid but honestly when I really started to appreciate who Suzanne was as a person was what I saw her do during Covid. Our country was in a crisis and people were scared and alone and she opened her home up to the world every night for her cocktail hour. She didn’t know what to do but she wanted to do something and so she was there – there for America. It didn’t matter who you were or what your statue was she invited you into her home. And she just talked off the cuff like she was really everyone’s friend and you knew it wasn’t fake it was genuine – she genuinely cared about people. She shared her family and made all of us feel like we were a part of it. She also shared a plethora of information on women and aging gracefully. Her legacy of love will live forever. Her family was very blessed to have her and we were all very Blessed to have her as a friend.
I wanted to take a moment to express my deep appreciation for the impact Suzanne had on my wellness journey and the inspiration she provided through the years. Her books and her appearances have been a source of valuable knowledge and motivation for me. Suzanne’s dedication to promoting wellness and healthy living has made a positive difference in my life, and for that, I’m truly grateful. I actually left my career in the travel industry and became a Spa Director because of her inspiration Alan and Bruce, my thoughts are with you and your family during this time. God bless all of you. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers, as well as Suzanne 🙏🏻❤️
With love & light
Lori Pavlack
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12751 comments
I’m so saddened, and sorry for the loss of a beautiful woman, inside and out, Suzanne. This one hurts! I always loved her, since I was young, watching Three’s Company, because she seemed so real. She was an amazing actress, being able to pull off and play the ditzy blond to that extreme. She also was honest and real about her life. It was not all roses. She spoke of what alcoholism did to her family and how she learned to repair her life, and help repair the life of her family she grew up with. I remember when she and Cindy Williams actually did a show about it, when I was a pre-teen/teen. They showed that just because they may be celebrities, didn’t mean they had the perfect life, and made all of us young pre-teens/teens feel like we weren’t alone, with our insecurities and fears. Looking back, I thought that took guts to do in the late 70’s. I also thought it took a lot, at that time, to bargain for more money she was due, when she was clearly helping in the success of Three’s Company. She set the bar for many woman since then. She deserved her due, and even though she ended up being replaced, it didn’t bring her down. She ended up with a show down the road, Step by Step, shows in Vegas and touring the USO, with Bob Hope, and eventually coming out with her extremely successful Thigh master, her own cosmetic line, and later, self-help books and video shows to help women, as they age. I also went to see her one woman show off Broadway, while I was expecting, and enjoyed it. It was the closest I got to meeting her, and sadly now will not get that chance. She’s probably one of the very few celebrities out there I’d like to meet. After becoming allergic to certain make up products and moisturizers, I began using her products, and they helped me immensely, and still use them. Her video shows were always informative and entertaining. I will miss her shows, and her wonderful smile, always talking lovingly about her family. You’re my age, Bruce, and you can see the love she has always had for you, that always comes out in all she does, and in recent years, through her shows. Caroline, and her family guests have been doing an awesome job filling in her shoes lately. As you had to start your battle again, I could see you were looking a bit weak and tired, when you came on for a few minutes at a family get together recently. You still wanted to be with your fans and wanted to be honest with us. Suzanne, you will be missed by me, and I’m sure many more. RIP and may you be out of your pain. Fly with the angels, and I know we will all see some butterflies. 🙏💕💪🦋 When the family is ready, I’ll be ready to watch again. ❌⭕️❌⭕️
My deepest sympathy and condolences to the all the family and her friends 🙏 R.I.P beautiful Suzanne the world will miss you😔❤️
Suzanne … I’m going to miss seeing you and Al .. I loved listening to your stories about the people you’ve met over the years . I would tune in and I’d see your beautiful smile.. and you would sometimes sing a little song .. I see all the people who you’ve touched in your life and I hope you know how much joy & beauty you brought to this world.. Your family was so fortunate to have you as their wife, mother , grandmother, and friend.
Thank you for bringing so much joy to this world. May God hold you in his arms with comfort.. and may god watch over Alan and Bruce and his beautiful family.💕
I watched Three’s Company growing up as a kid but honestly when I really started to appreciate who Suzanne was as a person was what I saw her do during Covid. Our country was in a crisis and people were scared and alone and she opened her home up to the world every night for her cocktail hour. She didn’t know what to do but she wanted to do something and so she was there – there for America. It didn’t matter who you were or what your statue was she invited you into her home. And she just talked off the cuff like she was really everyone’s friend and you knew it wasn’t fake it was genuine – she genuinely cared about people. She shared her family and made all of us feel like we were a part of it. She also shared a plethora of information on women and aging gracefully. Her legacy of love will live forever. Her family was very blessed to have her and we were all very Blessed to have her as a friend.
I wanted to take a moment to express my deep appreciation for the impact Suzanne had on my wellness journey and the inspiration she provided through the years. Her books and her appearances have been a source of valuable knowledge and motivation for me. Suzanne’s dedication to promoting wellness and healthy living has made a positive difference in my life, and for that, I’m truly grateful. I actually left my career in the travel industry and became a Spa Director because of her inspiration Alan and Bruce, my thoughts are with you and your family during this time. God bless all of you. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers, as well as Suzanne 🙏🏻❤️
With love & light
Lori Pavlack