Susan N. Beerman

I have been trying to find Suzy for years . We went to University of Texas at Arlington together . She changed my life. Can someone post a picture of her ? Lanora Pullen

To the Beerman family,
We are deeply sorrowed to hear of the passing of Susan and yet we are comforted by the knowledge that she is now resting in the Lord's shabat and no longer restrained by her worldly body.
We pray for Adonai to bless you all with his peace and mercy during this time of sorrow.
shalom,

I was shocked and deeply saddened to learn of Susan's parting. She was a tremendous human being--a friend to people and animals, and a joy to be around.

Susan was a part of a home fellowship group that my wife had in our home. Whenever she was able to attend, she brightened the room and was always able to bring hope to others going through challenges, even though she, herself, faced her own set of challenges. I remember her frequent prayer requests for her cat, whom she loved...

To the Beerman Family,
My husband, Dr. Hal Harless and I just want to tell you what an honor it was to be able to attend Susan's Memorial Service in New Orleans, this past Thurs.
Susan was always such a joy and encouragement to so many here in Dallas, and I know that she is dancing with the Lord, in Heaven !!
Shalom, Lois Ann Harless

For all of Susan's friends and family, I hurt for your loss. May the Lord continue to lift each of you up during this difficult time. Blessings.

Just wish to express my condolences. I
have fond memories of Susy from Louis
XIV street and Pontchartrain Beach at
around the age of eleven or so. The most
vivid image of her, lodged deep in my
memory, is in a lovely white dress with short hair, getting out of a car and walking
up the sidewalk from the curb of Louis XIV
to our home. She had a big smile on her
face. That's the way she'll remain in my
memory.

We are very sorry to have learned about your loss. My family and I send you our sincerest condolence. We hope it will be some measure of comfort to know we are thinking about you at this difficult time.

Lee Punch and Family

Ralph, Barbara and family
So sorry to read of your loss.
Your old friend and ex-nieghbor;

Jane

We have known Susan for about 15 years.
She came every two months like clockworks to get her vitamins. We had a system, because she always came after 10pm, so we attached her package to the door handle of our little car so she could drive in and grab it without getting out of her car. She also used to love to pet our old furry cat, and would sit with her in her lap while we took our dogs out for a late nite walk. We last spoke to Susan only 2 months ago. For several months she had not...