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In Memory of Suzanne
By Lee Hess
Deceased Classmate: Suzanne Davis {Hess]
Date Of Birth: 1-24-1951
Date Deceased: 9-28-2014
Age at Death: 63
Cause of Death: Cancer
Classmate City: Westlake Village
Classmate State: CA
Classmate Country: USA
Was a Veteran: No
Survived By: Husband Lee Hess, 4 children, 2 grandchildren, 3 sisters and her mom.
Ours was a love affair of almost 50 years which began when she accepted my Slave Day Ticket at Chatsworth High. I lived a fairy tale marriage with her. She was the kindest person I ever met and the only person who laughed at all of my jokes. Suzanne was a superb therapist who loved her job, her colleagues, her boss and the children and families she helped. She was a terrific mother whose children grew up to be remarkable adults and parents themselves. She was my best friend and always will be.
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Susan Noyes (Anderson)
Sorry to hear this news about my old classmate. Suzy is someone I remember fondly. She was a dynamo, which is probably why it's so hard to imagine her gone. My sincere condolences to you, Lee, and to the family.
Sherry Johnstone
Dear Lee,
I have wonderful memories of Suzanne from drama. Her energy, talent and kindness has stayed with me as one of my most cherished memories of high school. Life is about the people and she is one of the best!
Love,
Sherry Johnstone
51090 Mango
La Quinta, California 92253
(760) 578-0707
Taree Belardes
My deepest sympathy on the loss of your soulmate. May the memories you shared carry you through. You were so blessed to have found each other and to have had so many very happy years together!
So sorry Lee.
Walter Adams
It is with great sadness to hear about Suzy. My thoughts and prayers are with her family. Although I have not seen Suzy for well over 40 years, I have fond memories of her. I remember an icrediably fun and friendly person. I now know that she had a fulfilling and rich life and a wonderful family. Noone can ask for more. Anyone that knew her will always remember her, even if they hadn't seen her in over 40 years
Sally Ackerson
I remember Suzznnne so well. At the reunion I asked her if she had any ups and doowns in raising children and she said she loved every minute of child rearing. She was so lively and kind. Our hearts and prayers for the family.
Gary Klein
So sorry to hear about your loss Lee. I have fond memories of both of you from our days at Chatsworth. Here's to you having a much better 2015.
Christine Huggett (Sundin)
I'm so sorry, Lee, for your loss. So happy you had the years together to remember. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family. Hugs.
Diane Glaze
The world is a much better place for Suzy having been here. She was such a kind person, and I know she will be missed by everyone whose life she touched. Lee, you and your family have my sincere sympathy in your great loss.
Joan Haussler (McGUIRE)
I am so sorry to read the news about Suzy. I didn't know her that well in school but we had several classes together and I remembered her fondly over the years. I saw her at the "60th" CHS reunion and she was a friendly, funny, and vivacious as ever. I send you hope and healing during this difficult time, and I thank you for letting us all know of her passing.
Irene Moreaux (Moreaux)
Oh Lee - we are truly heartbroken to hear about Suzy's passing. She was always so upbeat, kind, fun to be around, helped soooo many people and we sure knew she loved you, your children and grandchildren. We are glad we got to see both of you before we moved up here to Washington. I loved her smile and the impish look she could get on her face sometimes. What a blessing your marriage was Lee. Again - we are so, so sorry for your enormous loss. Please take care. May our Lord bless you and your family with healing and peace through this difficult time. Irene and Jim