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I’ve loved seeing you and your family. I’ve looked forward to your books and I’ve learned. Hearing your voice every week has been a beautiful thing. I’m ten years younger than you, Suzanne. You’ve been a gorgeous sister to me and so much fun! One who inspired me to do good things for others —you showed me how to be confident, even when I had doubts, and how to respond instead of react. I haven’t written to you before, but I hope you knew. Gd bless you, Sis. May Gd shower your family with love and care. I pray that they continue to walk with the strength and courage and beauty your life has given us. “A great soul never dies. It brings us together again and again.” — Maya Angelou.
I was so saddened to hear about Suzanne’s recent passing. I grew up watching her on television and then followed her many other ventures. I loved hearing her knowledge about health, beauty, style and most of all her stories about living your best life, no matter what the circumstance. In recent years, I would follow her from time to time on social media and enjoyed seeing all the warmth and love she had for her husband and family. She will be missed but I am sure she will be remembered fondly by all the fans who loved her.
Sweet and ditzy will be never be portrayed as Chrissy Snow could carry it, yet outside of TV there was an incredible mind and a giving soul who wanted to share her knowledge with us. Watching your Facebook Lives gave me so much pleasure, especially when you cooked…you weren’t just a celebrity; you were a kind human being who allowed us into your world in order to bring us what we needed to live healthier and happier lives. You were a true inspiration and you have been missed since you had to step away to focus on your health. The love you emitted for your family and friends seemed endless… you fought so bravely… you are loved!
Rest in peace, beautiful lady, and thank you for making the world a better place, and being an inspiration for all women
I occasionally watched Three’s Company many years ago but did watch Suzanne when she was on HSN. I realized she was very smart, talented, and funny; was a natural entrepreneur; and cared about others and her world. She was the first ‘celeb’ to talk about health impacts of stressed adrenals. She sought better health for herself and wanted to share that knowledge with others (not always a popular thing to do when suggesting alternatives). I still have some of the jewelry and fashion accessories she sold then and still get compliments…and I use some of her products offered here. I don’t think she ever earned the respect she deserved from those who only took a quick, surface look but she definitely made a difference in her time here which, if we’re lucky and work hard enough, we may be able to say about ourselves someday. Prayers and hugs to her close family and friends. She was a very special person indeed.
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12544 comments
I’ve loved seeing you and your family. I’ve looked forward to your books and I’ve learned. Hearing your voice every week has been a beautiful thing. I’m ten years younger than you, Suzanne. You’ve been a gorgeous sister to me and so much fun! One who inspired me to do good things for others —you showed me how to be confident, even when I had doubts, and how to respond instead of react. I haven’t written to you before, but I hope you knew. Gd bless you, Sis. May Gd shower your family with love and care. I pray that they continue to walk with the strength and courage and beauty your life has given us. “A great soul never dies. It brings us together again and again.” — Maya Angelou.
I was so saddened to hear about Suzanne’s recent passing. I grew up watching her on television and then followed her many other ventures. I loved hearing her knowledge about health, beauty, style and most of all her stories about living your best life, no matter what the circumstance. In recent years, I would follow her from time to time on social media and enjoyed seeing all the warmth and love she had for her husband and family. She will be missed but I am sure she will be remembered fondly by all the fans who loved her.
Sweet and ditzy will be never be portrayed as Chrissy Snow could carry it, yet outside of TV there was an incredible mind and a giving soul who wanted to share her knowledge with us. Watching your Facebook Lives gave me so much pleasure, especially when you cooked…you weren’t just a celebrity; you were a kind human being who allowed us into your world in order to bring us what we needed to live healthier and happier lives. You were a true inspiration and you have been missed since you had to step away to focus on your health. The love you emitted for your family and friends seemed endless… you fought so bravely… you are loved!
Rest in peace, beautiful lady, and thank you for making the world a better place, and being an inspiration for all women
I occasionally watched Three’s Company many years ago but did watch Suzanne when she was on HSN. I realized she was very smart, talented, and funny; was a natural entrepreneur; and cared about others and her world. She was the first ‘celeb’ to talk about health impacts of stressed adrenals. She sought better health for herself and wanted to share that knowledge with others (not always a popular thing to do when suggesting alternatives). I still have some of the jewelry and fashion accessories she sold then and still get compliments…and I use some of her products offered here. I don’t think she ever earned the respect she deserved from those who only took a quick, surface look but she definitely made a difference in her time here which, if we’re lucky and work hard enough, we may be able to say about ourselves someday. Prayers and hugs to her close family and friends. She was a very special person indeed.