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I love your whole family. Well…like…..I miss the loves when you cooked with your family although they have kept the tradition. My heart goes out to you all. I lost my Aunt to looking can’t in July. She was more like a mom. It hurts. I’m wishing the joy supercedes the heartache for the entire Somers / Hamlin family.
Words are not enough. Suzanne, you have been a beautiful, talented and loving brave lady. Loved to watch you on Three’s Company. Thank you for your brave fight. Rest in Peace. We will miss you🙏🏼
I just watched “Keeping Secrets” on YouTube. I first saw Suzanne’s story when it first aired back in 1991. What a story! What a woman! The “Chrissy Snow” character was sweet, loving and beautifully played by Suzanne. Thank you for entertaining me and making me laugh. Some years ago, I attended a job fair for women at the Jacob Javits Center. Suzanne sent over boxes of her face moisturizer. It had a matte finish, and it came in a lovely pink box. We were told to take as many as we wanted. I went nuts, and I thought it was sweet of her to share her products with us. Rest in peace Suzanne. You have a lovely family and your granddaughter Violet is your twin. And may God watch over your loving husband Alan.
Myself and my family have been fan since way back when before Threes Company that beautiful unknown young woman in the T-Bird, I still have the first thigh master, Smart, Caring, Loving, unbelievable business woman, I love all her amazing products I buy everything and give gifts and may she Rest Peacefully 🙏💜😘
One day I came across a video around Saint Patrick’s Day when Suzanne was making corn beef and cabbage. Ever since that video I’ve been watching your cooking show and loved watching Alan and Suzanne share their love for food and for each other. You both deserved each other all those years since you really bought the best out in each other. I continue to watch the videos because you have such a great family and it’s an inspiration to see how your family come together and cook, laugh and support each other. Suzanne appreciated the most important gifts and that will never go away.
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12751 comments
I love your whole family. Well…like…..I miss the loves when you cooked with your family although they have kept the tradition. My heart goes out to you all. I lost my Aunt to looking can’t in July. She was more like a mom. It hurts. I’m wishing the joy supercedes the heartache for the entire Somers / Hamlin family.
Words are not enough. Suzanne, you have been a beautiful, talented and loving brave lady. Loved to watch you on Three’s Company. Thank you for your brave fight. Rest in Peace. We will miss you🙏🏼
I just watched “Keeping Secrets” on YouTube. I first saw Suzanne’s story when it first aired back in 1991. What a story! What a woman! The “Chrissy Snow” character was sweet, loving and beautifully played by Suzanne. Thank you for entertaining me and making me laugh. Some years ago, I attended a job fair for women at the Jacob Javits Center. Suzanne sent over boxes of her face moisturizer. It had a matte finish, and it came in a lovely pink box. We were told to take as many as we wanted. I went nuts, and I thought it was sweet of her to share her products with us. Rest in peace Suzanne. You have a lovely family and your granddaughter Violet is your twin. And may God watch over your loving husband Alan.
Myself and my family have been fan since way back when before Threes Company that beautiful unknown young woman in the T-Bird, I still have the first thigh master, Smart, Caring, Loving, unbelievable business woman, I love all her amazing products I buy everything and give gifts and may she Rest Peacefully 🙏💜😘
One day I came across a video around Saint Patrick’s Day when Suzanne was making corn beef and cabbage. Ever since that video I’ve been watching your cooking show and loved watching Alan and Suzanne share their love for food and for each other. You both deserved each other all those years since you really bought the best out in each other. I continue to watch the videos because you have such a great family and it’s an inspiration to see how your family come together and cook, laugh and support each other. Suzanne appreciated the most important gifts and that will never go away.