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Anthony Schifano
May 20, 2021
Mom.. it’s been 10 years and not a day goes by where you don’t cross my mind. I wish things could have been different in life. I wish you could be with your grandchildren. I love you always with all my heart. You taught me so much and how to be a good person in life. You taught me so many good things I took for granted. I miss you so. ..Everyday.
I love you Mom
Anthony
Kim Carvente
May 18, 2019
Love you Suzanne, miss you and not only our friendship but the NA service we did together.
ROBERTA MENDEZ
May 18, 2019
Funny how this message through my email today. I have a few hours off this morning and was just thinking who l could spend it with - someone that I share so much with and talk and laugh with. Then this came through and It made me think of Suzanne and how she would have been the perfect person...It also made me realize to tell Mark and my dear wonderful family and friends how much they mean to me. But then again that was Suzanne - always bringing out the best in you. As the book goes - Dear friend - I would want you to be one of the Five People You meet in Heaven.........
Kim Carvente (Sherman)
May 19, 2012
Suzanne, Love you and my memories take me back to the early '80s. Kim
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May 30, 2011
Love to you and your family! Hugs Kim Sherman now Kim Cervantes
Maria Barone
May 26, 2011
Dear Suannie,
I am so sorry that I was not there for you at the end. I just saw Robert Mendez write on your guest book. Hey Roberta, contact me. I'm on face book and would love to catch up.
So dearest friend, please forgive me for not being your BFF in the end. I have had so much on my plate, but I make you a promise that I will live the rest of my life as if it is the last day of my life. I always thought that I could pick up the phone and call you when the time was right for me. I love you and I am so sorry that I will never see you again in this life........but we will meet again.......some day. I will pray for you and to you for the rest of my life. To my best friend, a beautiful woman inside and out. Love and Ever Sorry, Ria
May 25, 2011
God Bless you Sue
Gigi
Bob Stewart
May 24, 2011
"Suzanne, We met at the World Convention in NYC in 1983 and became fast friends. I will always remember that fiesty and fiery gal with the short platinum blonde hair and the twinkle in her eye. You will be missed as you are loved".
Dan Lambert
May 24, 2011
Twenty five years age I was in need of an Angel. You showed up. Started me in a direction that has changed my life. I will always be gratefull for that time.
ROBERTA MENDEZ
May 24, 2011
Suzanne,
Thinking back to when we were young girls and what a huge
place you had in my life, so many days and nights talking, laughing, "figuring it out".....
I'll always remember the very special person you are.
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