Our darling Suzanne;oh, how we will miss you! We quickly became friends when we moved to your beloved Tremblay St., and soon became like family. At almost anytime we could look across and there you were, in your chair on your front porch waiting for someone to stop by, and stop by they did. You knew all your neighbors and showed a genuine interest in what everyone was doing, how they and their children were and marveling at their accomplishments in sports and school. You always had a story to share, a little joke to tell, friendly advice to offer, and you never ran out of things to say. Our children looked on you as the Grandmother that they unfortunately didn't have and Norm and I looked at you and Romeo as a welcome set of parents as ours are no longer with us. Your pride in your own children and grandchildren was remarkable and the stories that you shared of them made us feel like part of their families too. To our beloved Romeo, and to Louis, Francine, and Monique and all your families, our deepest condolences. And to you, dear Suzanne, thank you for embracing us and welcoming us into your lives. We are better for having known you and we will miss you terribly. Until we meet again. With our deepest love and respect, Norm and Karen and family.