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Suzanne was a simple woman who's greatest joy was to see that her boys were happy. A selfless lady, she always enjoyed having her family gathered for family dinners. Throughout her life, Suzanne liked to tend to her garden and was always ready for a trip to the casino. During her younger years, she enjoyed travelling with her friends and her family.
Beloved wife of the late Joseph W. Liberatore. Cherished mother of Mark (Jacqueline) and Jay (Melissa). Devoted grandmother of Jason, Brittany, Brandon, Sage, Anthony, Katelyn and Michelle. Loving great-grandmother of Enzo and Kingsley. Dear sister of the late Bruce Abbate and cousin of Rhonda Colombo and Linda (Raymond) Kordecki.
Relatives and friends are invited to her viewing and funeral Saturday, September 6, 2025, from 9:30 AM - 10:45 AM at Our Lady of Calvary Church, 11024 Knights Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154. Funeral Mass 11 AM. Rite of Committal Resurrection Cemetery.
Donations in Suzanne's name may be made to Children International www.children.org
To share a memory of Suzanne, please visit www.tjfluehr.com.
Florists, all deliveries must be delivered to Our Lady of Calvary Church on Saturday at 8:30 AM.
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Brie Barbera (nee Liberatore)
September 2, 2025
I have so many special moments with my nanny, but one of my fondest memories is a story that always came up whenever the two of us were together. When I was about four or five, I was fascinated by butterflies. Nan would sit outside with me for hours, watching them flutter around the yard. One day, I told her, "Nanny, I want you to catch me a butterfly!" We didn´t have a net, but that didn´t stop her. She waited for one to land in the grass, then carefully crept up and gently pinched it between her fingers.
"You did it, Nanny!" I shouted with pure excitement. We found a little container and poked holes in the lid, and when nan asked me what I wanted to name my new butterfly, I already had my mind made up on the name Rosie. I told everyone how proud I was that my nanny had caught me a butterfly.
When Rosie eventually passed away (because I was too little to realize butterflies needed food), I called my nanny in tears. That memory captures the kind of woman she was. Patient, gentle, and always willing to go out of her way to bring joy to the people she loved.
Nanny, I miss you. I love you. And I hope that you're surrounded by beautiful butterflies everyday. Whenever I see a butterfly just know I will think of you
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