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Rest in heaven 😇.. You will be missed!
Dearest Loved Ones,
I grew up when tv was a luxury, a gathering of family, after dinner and the dishes completed. I vividly recall watching Three’s Company, sassy, sexy, vibrant 70’s and I was a budding teen, in amazement Mz. Somers lit our tiny color screen ablaze.
I remember the diversity of what I viewed on a level, surely a marketing ploy, the dynamics of a Brunette, Blonde and a quirky handsome young man. Thank you for that mental growth, tho puzzling at times. Then… the rare demand that Suzanne dare ask for equal pay… the varied headlines and magazine covers… still made an impression on a teen girl, with three brothers in the Southwest.
Fighting for common ground.
Decades later, I found myself intrigued by many of Suzanne’s books, mostly found at thrift stores, as a free lancer most of my adult life, money priorities was not hard back covers.
I’ve always believed that our source of Fuel both to our stomaches and our hearts should/would be one of purity and respect. I just never hung with like minded people, and sadly got lost in the mix. It’s only been now during early retirement that I have joyously caught this beautiful couple on FB, sharing, speaking and selling their assorted wares… the dialog real, the love felt over my tiny screen once again. Thank you.Thank you for your infectious joy, the brilliance of your smile, the comforting tone that graciously penetrated my thoughts.
Curious once more about how, when and why. Fortitude in my ability to step up and face the medical naysayers. It truly Is that easy.
Take away the layers of accepted debris and believe that simplicity is our greatest gift to live.
May your Truth be gardened with continuous love. May your words be one of Constance Expectance and May your Grandchildren’s children Relish once more in your Grace.
Mourn on your own terms, Death changes everything. Diana’s Mom (2/28/1992-5/11/2012)
Suzanne was always my favorite. I got into acting because of her. I watched every episode of her on threes company. I watched when you and her came on lives on Instagram. Her outgoing, warm heart, love for flowers and planting veggies and seeing both of you and her eyes and her smile when she looked and you allen made me smile and made my day. She loved life and loved you so much. I hope to find what you both had. RIP 💓
During an extremely hard time in my life including Menopause Suzanne was there. She couldn’t help with some things, those things eventually worked themselves out. She Sure Did Help Me With Menopause!!! Which was HORRIBLE! She was proactive about & inspired me to be proactive about seeking solutions to my suffering. I also greatly appreciate her sharing her life, the beautiful parts & the not so beautiful parts. That was also inspirational! That everyone has not so pretty things that happen yet still we have to persevere on to aspire to make our lives better, beautiful. I didn’t know Suzanne personally yet I feel like I’ve physically lost a good friend, a mentor, a hero! Thank y’all for sharing her with me/us. Sending prayers for peace & comfort. With Love, Laura
Dearest Loved Ones, I grew up when tv was a luxury, a gathering of family, after dinner and the dishes completed. I vividly recall watching Three’s Company, sassy, sexy, vibrant 70’s and I was a budding teen, in amazement Mz. Somers lit our tiny color screen ablaze. I remember the diversity of what I viewed on a level, surely a marketing ploy, the dynamics of a Brunette, Blonde and a quirky handsome young man. Thank you for that mental growth, tho puzzling at times. Then… the rare demand that Suzanne dare asked for equal pay… the varied headlines and magazine covers… still
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12751 comments
Rest in heaven 😇.. You will be missed!
Dearest Loved Ones,
I grew up when tv was a luxury, a gathering of family, after dinner and the dishes completed. I vividly recall watching Three’s Company, sassy, sexy, vibrant 70’s and I was a budding teen, in amazement Mz. Somers lit our tiny color screen ablaze.
I remember the diversity of what I viewed on a level, surely a marketing ploy, the dynamics of a Brunette, Blonde and a quirky handsome young man. Thank you for that mental growth, tho puzzling at times. Then… the rare demand that Suzanne dare ask for equal pay… the varied headlines and magazine covers… still made an impression on a teen girl, with three brothers in the Southwest.
Fighting for common ground.
Decades later, I found myself intrigued by many of Suzanne’s books, mostly found at thrift stores, as a free lancer most of my adult life, money priorities was not hard back covers.
I’ve always believed that our source of Fuel both to our stomaches and our hearts should/would be one of purity and respect. I just never hung with like minded people, and sadly got lost in the mix. It’s only been now during early retirement that I have joyously caught this beautiful couple on FB, sharing, speaking and selling their assorted wares… the dialog real, the love felt over my tiny screen once again. Thank you.Thank you for your infectious joy, the brilliance of your smile, the comforting tone that graciously penetrated my thoughts.
Curious once more about how, when and why. Fortitude in my ability to step up and face the medical naysayers. It truly Is that easy.
Take away the layers of accepted debris and believe that simplicity is our greatest gift to live.
May your Truth be gardened with continuous love. May your words be one of Constance Expectance and May your Grandchildren’s children Relish once more in your Grace.
Mourn on your own terms, Death changes everything. Diana’s Mom (2/28/1992-5/11/2012)
Suzanne was always my favorite. I got into acting because of her. I watched every episode of her on threes company. I watched when you and her came on lives on Instagram. Her outgoing, warm heart, love for flowers and planting veggies and seeing both of you and her eyes and her smile when she looked and you allen made me smile and made my day. She loved life and loved you so much. I hope to find what you both had. RIP 💓
During an extremely hard time in my life including Menopause Suzanne was there. She couldn’t help with some things, those things eventually worked themselves out. She Sure Did Help Me With Menopause!!! Which was HORRIBLE! She was proactive about & inspired me to be proactive about seeking solutions to my suffering. I also greatly appreciate her sharing her life, the beautiful parts & the not so beautiful parts. That was also inspirational! That everyone has not so pretty things that happen yet still we have to persevere on to aspire to make our lives better, beautiful. I didn’t know Suzanne personally yet I feel like I’ve physically lost a good friend, a mentor, a hero! Thank y’all for sharing her with me/us. Sending prayers for peace & comfort. With Love, Laura
Dearest Loved Ones, I grew up when tv was a luxury, a gathering of family, after dinner and the dishes completed. I vividly recall watching Three’s Company, sassy, sexy, vibrant 70’s and I was a budding teen, in amazement Mz. Somers lit our tiny color screen ablaze. I remember the diversity of what I viewed on a level, surely a marketing ploy, the dynamics of a Brunette, Blonde and a quirky handsome young man. Thank you for that mental growth, tho puzzling at times. Then… the rare demand that Suzanne dare asked for equal pay… the varied headlines and magazine covers… still