1945
2007
An empire mourns the passing of its queen. The laments are loud and long. We fly like wounded birds with broken wings in circles overhead. We cry out like inconsolable children, "my queen, my queen," but she does not reply. We hold fast, but her journey has begun. She is rising to greater heights without us.
And so we lift her up -- in robes of satin surrounded by flowers. We lift her up, with arms and hearts, to a much deserved place of peace. Our storehouses are full. We are rich with memories, and we take solace in the knowledge that her wealth of spirit will one day heal our shattered hearts and broken wings.
Suzanne lived her life with purpose and with passion. Born in Fort Worth on Sept. 25, 1945, Suzanne was a citizen of the world with a very special part of her heart reserved especially for Riverside. She was a thoughtful and joyous child, and she grew into a compassionate and loving woman.
In business she was what all professionals should aspire to be --genuine -- in all her attributes. She opened her heart and home to thousands. Her circle of friends spans round the globe, and all would agree that she was the most incomparable hostess.
She faced her last few days with dignity and unbelievable courage. And she died in the arms of one who loved her.
"She is a tree of life to those who take hold of her, And happy are all who retain her." --Proverbs 3:18
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JMJ Spellings
December 30, 2007
Have known Suzanne I guess all of my life. We grew up in the same church. Suzanne was the first girl I kissed when we were 5 years old, in Sunday School Class. Last talked with Suzanne was in 2005 and she was just as she was in high school. Anyone that knew Suzanne was truly blessed.
Carmela (Carmen) Perez
July 21, 2007
I met Suzanne during my recent hospital stay at North Hills Hosp. She and I were room mates. We checked into the ER and were admitted at the same time back in middle of June. Amanda and her other friends will agree when I say we really got to know each other during my four day stay. In those four short days she managed to make her way into my heart. She and I had made plans to get pedicures together at her favorite nail salon in Haltom City! She asked me to e-mail her and I had been anxiously awaiting her reply. But it never came so I searched her name online and was very saddened to find this obituary. SHE TRULY WAS A BEAUTIFUL PERSON! If you read this Amanda, please contact me with the link below. To all her family, friends, and loved ones please accept my condolences.
Star Rhodes
July 10, 2007
The loss of a Suzanne is a loss to many. After only a few short years, she had become a special friend to me. With great sympathy to all her friends and family.
Carol Hightower Record
July 9, 2007
Suzanne lived "larger than life." Her amazing wit and charm blessed all who knew her. How can we ever forget "Bali Hai" and having Suzanne as a friend? Suzanne lives in our hearts and minds always. We bless her in her new adventure of life.
With happy memories,
Carol Hightower Record
Fort Worth, Texas
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Jean Reardon
July 8, 2007
My most special memories of Suzanne from Carter-Riverside days are of her singing! Especially "Bali Hai will call you..." from South Pacific. What a blessing she was to many.
Grace and peace,
Jean Brown Reardon
Billie Garrett
July 8, 2007
Shocking news that she had passed away - she will be missed
neil reddick
July 8, 2007
Suzanne made everyone around her feel better. As a classmate, she was a blessing. There really isn't enough time or space to give a fair account of her.
Cathy Salinas Norman
July 7, 2007
Knowing Suzanne was like being on an always changing stage, you couldn't wait for the next fun thing to happen. Suzanne was a great school friend, Carter-Riverside school years were great, because she was there!
Jeff Joyner
July 7, 2007
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. I am truly sorry for your loss. Suzanne was an amazing person. May your many happy memories bring you much comfort.
Bill Henderson
July 7, 2007
can not believe she is gone - but certaiinly never forgotten.
Jack Walker and Mike Arnold
July 7, 2007
I loving memory, you will be missed.
Rita Clanton
July 7, 2007
So many wonderful memories from Carter High School days! Remember when Susanne wore a long white dress for the "Magic Music" chorus program and sang a solo of "Bali Hai"? Wow!! She was great! Susanne had a great sense of humor and laughed easily. I know she will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Praying that God will hold all of you close to His heart and you find strength, love and peace. Think of the wonderful time she is having in heaven right now with her loved ones and getting to meet Jesus Christ!! " What a day that will be when our Jesus we shall see... as we look into His face...!! God Bless You
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