Suzanne M. Conklin

My name is Les Peterson I met Suzanne in Europe in 1972 she was traveling with Janis L. She stayed with me for awhile after Janis went home, I was in the US Army and served as a medic. I thought we were in Love, but it just was not to be. God bless the memory of Suzanne my heart broke when I learned of her passing I had tried so hard to locate her over the years and never had any luck until I Reluctantly searched the obituaries, I wish I hadn’t. God bless your children and may God bless...

I've been thinking about Suzanne. Boy - were we trouble together:) We both had/have a lot of curiosity about life.

Suzanne lived life to the fullest. She was - definitely - fun to be with. As others have said she had a great laugh. Full bodied, full of life.

Melva is correct - this world has lost a great soul. Wherever you are Suzanne - be good - and save a place for me.

Suzanne was full of adventure and made me laugh. Deepest sympathy to her family

Suzanne was so full of life,laughter and fun. It is sad to think she is no longer with us. My sympathy's to the entire family.

Barb and family, Sorry to hear about Suzanne....we had some good times in the younger years.....Terri Oyler (Yvonne's daughter)

Suzanne was one of the brightest, most talented people I ever met. I loved the way she studied welding to create art. I remember her agreeing with me that we should build a fort in the woods. I remember her laugh most of all. which was free and full of the joy of life. (Gretchen Van Lente, Arroyo Grande, Ca)

I could write a book about how wonderful she was, our adventures, and how much I'll miss her. The world has lost a beautiful soul. I am so sad for all of you. I am proud to call her my best friend.

I could write a book about how wonderful she was, our adventures, and how much I'll miss her. The world has lost a beautiful soul. I am so sad for all of you. I am proud to call her my best friend.