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Suzanne Maxx
February 21, 2012
The first time we met was right before Roxy opened in 1979, and the last time I saw you was in 2007 at Roxy's closing night. In my eyes there is a tremendous amount of respect and admiration for you that grew through my formative years, and contribute to who I get to be in business today, thank you. You helped shaped values, vision, and demonstrated most all is possible,as I saw your creative genius with business dreams manifest as quickly as you could come up with them. You were ahead of your time, birthing exciting venues, parties and events. Every time I hear the song, "Sing, Sing, Sing,"� I remember how you would go up to the DJ booth and insist on bringing back some swing into our disco era! Your youthful spirit was interestingly juxtaposed with your Ben Franklin looks, and your sense of timing was key, you got in at the right time and got out before it was too late. With the right balance of practicality, and extravagance, and forthrightness you were very innovative and defined commitment and persistence on a daily basis, being at Roxy many nights as long as the lights were on. Your sharp business traits and dedication were admirable. It was brave of you to in addition to your banking and investments history to go partner on our unprecedented roller skate venue; "Roxy" with Richard Newhouse, Bill Grahm, and Steve Bauman-- the original team of owners. Through our legendary Roxy Roller Rink you set the precedent for the trend of roller disco movement, thank you! May you rest in peace. Wishing many blessings to all family, friends and community at this time.
With Gratitude,
Suzanne Maxx
Also see; http://life2themaxx.blogspot.com/, http://on.fb.me/ykHLqe,
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