Suzanne J. Feltman

Suzanne J. (Morretti) Feltman, 76, of South Windsor, beloved wife of Jeffrey Feltman, died unexpectedly on Monday, December 30, 2024, at home. Suzanne was born in Lynn, MA, on November 5, 1948, daughter of the late Angelo and Rose Ann (Serino) Morretti. She grew up in Swampscott, MA and was a graduate of Lynn English High School. She married the love of her life, Jeffrey Feltman on November 8, 1969, and they settled in Vernon where they lived for 35 years, before moving to South Windsor. She was an amazing cook and loved to host holiday gatherings with her family. While holidays were her time to shine and share her delicious cooking, anytime you were in Suzanne's home she had enough food to feed an army. She enjoyed champagne and dirty martinis, indulging on holidays while everyone laughed together. A true matriarch and family caretaker, Suzanne was the best listener and kindest friend. She was always overjoyed to have friends and family over for coffee and gossip; while she was the most generous, kind-hearted and true, she was also the spiciest and sassiest. She was the most perfect person to share all of your laughs, but also your tears when you needed someone to go to for anything. Suzanne was an amazing mother and loved more than anything in this world being a mom and a Grammy. She also truly adored her four grand-dogs, Dozer, Stella, Landon and Dolly. Suzie was beautiful, inside and out. From her gorgeous jewelry, tailored clothes, beautifully manicured nails, bright, sparkly smile, to her irreplaceable warmth, she will forever be missed. Suzanne leaves behind her husband of over 55 years, Jeffrey Feltman; her daughter, Nicol Gattuso, and her husband Steven; her son, Ari Feltman; her grandchildren, Jordyn, Nicholas, and Jake; her siblings, Joanne Bonura, Rosanne Testa, and her husband Jim; Dante Morretti and his wife Anne Marie; Chrisanne Gunderman and her husband Wayne; her brother-in-law, Bob Dingolo; as well as her nieces and nephews, Tara, Dean, Erica, and Heath, and her great-nieces and great-nephews. Funeral services will be private at the request of her family.