Suzanne Kent Plumly

Suzanne, I am sorry to find this news. I'll just bet you're lighting up heaven with your smile and boisterous energy! Big hugs and well wishes to David.

So sorry to see this! She was a loyal supporter of CCS and all the kids. We will remember her fondly.

Suzanne was a good friend and neighbor at Highland Lake. Our sympathies to her family.

Suzanne honored her father, professional artist Norman Kent, with great interest. On my last visit with her in Flat Rock, we went through some of his beautiful prints again. Last year I visited Geneva, New York where Mr Frost was on the college faculty -- and was lucky to purchase some of his gorgeous calendars done many years ago, from the local historical society. We so appreciated Suzanne hosting our firm's exchange student from France one summer, years ago, at the beautiful Plumly home in...

I will miss my sweetest and dearest friend. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love, Catherine

Deepest sympathy to the family in this time of your dear loss.May you find peace from family and friends.May you find comfort from the words of Isaiah 51:12I..I myself am the One comforting you.

What I remember most about Suzanne was that she gave God the Glory for all things. She was generous in giving smiles, gifts and friendship, Most importantly, she was never shy about witnessing for Christ. I will miss my friend and neighbor.