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ADAMS--Susan Gernert, 51, of Chappaqua, NY, died at home on August 26, 2007. Devoted mother of Hannah and Molly Brock. Loving partner of Pope Brock. Beloved sister of Anne Campos. Daughter of the late Archibald Gernert and Judith Wilson. A graduate of Colby College, Susan was a national producer for "Dateline NBC," which she joined in 1992. A four-time Emmy Award winner, she also worked for "Nightline" and "Primetime Live" at ABC News, and covered the 1988 Olympics in Seoul. A memorial service will be held at 2:00 pm on Saturday, September 8 at the First Congregational Church of Chappaqua. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Citymeals-on-Wheels, 355 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10017 (www.citymeals.org).
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I am so saddened to hear of Susan's passing. She was a very loving mother, I remember her sharing wonderful stories with me about her lovely daughters. She was also extremely smart, fun and interesting. May she rest in peace,
Sharan DePalma
July 24, 2008
i'm sorry to hear of susie's passing. i am a friend from colby and beyond,though our correspondence waned over the last several years. i will hold onto many happy memories and even a few photographs. i feel the sadness of her family and friends
spinner o'flaherty
June 30, 2008
Susan was one of the few and rare people in this world that could touch a life permanently and for the better. She was always encouraging and open -- her stories were unbiased and honest. She made this world a better place.
Victoria Catlett
September 24, 2007
Susan
A bright and beautiful woman who taught me a great deal at the beginning of my time in television.
She is forever imprinted in my mind at her desk in Philadelphia,many years ago, with a poster of President Kennedy and 5-year-old Caroline, displayed as inspiration.
She inspired me.
eileen shaw dolente
September 4, 2007
May Susan find peace, beauty, joy, and love through God, forever.
Her beloved sister,
Anne Campos
September 4, 2007
Susan, your spirit was generous to the end. You were a wonderful, caring friend whom I will miss forever.
My heart is sad for Hannah, Molly, Pope and all the family and friends whose lives she touched, but I am comforted that your goodness lives on in your children.
Be at peace, my friend.
Nancy Dixon
September 3, 2007
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