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Suzanne Metoff

1943 - 2023

Suzanne Metoff obituary, 1943-2023, Broomfield, CO

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1943

DIED

2023

Suzanne Metoff Obituary

Suzanne Metoff

1943-2023

Suzanne Metoff, a cherished wife, mother, grandmother, and friend, passed away peacefully with family by her side on November 15, 2023. Born on December 30, 1943, Suzanne touched the lives of many with her caring nature, zest for life, and unwavering positivity. She will be remembered for her warm smile, her infectious laughter, and her ability to make anyone feel like family.

Suzanne is survived by her loving husband, Carl Metoff; their children, Jennifer Granda and her husband, Joseph, Jeffrey Smith and his wife, Michelle, Michael Smith and his wife, Debbie, Julie Jones (step-daughter) and her husband, Bob, and Kevin Metoff (step-son) and his wife, Dale. She was also grandmother to Matilda Granda, Aiden Smith, Alex and Brian Smith, Lindsay and Logan Jones who will miss her deeply. She was preceded by her parents, Katherine and Curtis Reecer.

In 1988, she married Carl Metoff, and together they built a life filled with love, laughter and never-ending adventures including living the "Beach Life" in Florida. Some of their favorite activities were cheering on the New York Yankees, Tampa Bay Lightning and Green Bay Packers. Beyond their eclectic taste in sports teams, she and Carl were enthusiastic golfers supporting clubs and youth programs encouraging new players.

A registered nurse by profession, Suzanne was a proud graduate of Owens Community College. She exhibited a strong passion for lifelong learning and helping others, a thread that spanned through her personal and professional life. She spent more than a decade working for Kimelman, Miedler & Anders Dermatology in Toledo, OH before moving to Florida to run a home health and advocacy business. Suzanne supported numerous friends and families navigating the aging and end of life process with dignity. She retired from nursing to become a flight attendant for many years so she and her husband could travel the world.

Suzanne left an indelible mark on everyone she met. In her last years, she loved taking walks around Waneka Lake in Lafayette area and having picnics with her husband. Her favorite vacation spot was Hawaii, a place where she felt a deep sense of peace and tranquility.

In the wake of her loss, we remember Suzanne Metoff as a beacon of joy and kindness. Her commitment to family, her loving spirit, and her joy for life will continue to inspire us. Suzanne's final wish was to continue to help others learn through an anatomical donation to CU Boulder Medical Community. May her soul rest in peace.

In lieu of flowers we'd be grateful for memories shared and donation to non-profits listed on her Memorial website; https://everloved.com/life-of/suzanne-metoff/

To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.

Published by The Blade on Nov. 23, 2023.

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Bill Donaldson

May 30, 2024

Carl, I lost track of you when you two moved from Fla. I'm so sorry to just now hear of Suzanne's passing. I'm sure you remember Pam---she passed away suddenly in June 2022, so we're both solo again. I miss talking to you; contact me at bdonaldson1951@ gmail.com if you'd like. I still have a photo of us all at dinner in Fla. hanging up. I still live where I did last time you came over. Take good care of yourself. Bill

Evelyn Warr-Omness

December 4, 2023

Carl and family, we are so sad to hear this. Suzanne was such a positive lovely person. We have so many wonderful memories with your family. Love Evie

Debi Sifuentes

November 26, 2023

Carl and family, I am so very sorry for your loss. Wishing you Peace and Comfort.

Roxanne Stone-Warr

November 24, 2023

Charlie and I spent many happy hours with the Metoff´s. Suzanne´s laughter filled the room. Thanks for the memories and may they comfort you until you see
Suzanne again.
Roxanne Stone-Warr

Gaylene Strouse

November 24, 2023

Carl, so sorry to hear of Suzanne´s passing. My thought and prayers to you and the family. Take care.

Joseph Nowicki

November 23, 2023

Carl Sorry to hear of your wife's passing

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