In Memory

	Suzanne Dwyer

	September 18, 1953 to April 27, 2002
	Class Year:
	1971
	Cause of death:
	Cancer
	Accomplishments:
	Drama Club, Concert Choir, Student Council
	Comments:
	Suszanne leaves behind her husband Doug MacIndoe and daughter Alexandrea.

In Memoriam

Suzanne and her family were very precious to me. they welcomed me as a sister. I loved them all. Many of them left this world too soon. My hope is that they are reunited in the presence of our Lord. Suzanne`s daughter is now engaged to be married ! I know her mom would be so happy to see what a lovely young woman she has become. Suzanne was the sweetest and funniest and very loyal friend.

Claudia Gabert Roberts
9/15/2019

I visited this sight for the fist tme today and I remember concert choir and suzanne's sweet smile as I was always getting into trouble and she would just laugh at me as she knew what i was up to. What a sweet gal. Paul thompson senior class president 1971

Paul thompson
1/17/2008

I'll never forget her as long as I live. She was my mentor, friend and mother. I'll never have a memory with out her right by my side for she will always be there for me as a gardian angel from above.

Alexandrea MacIndoe
3/8/2004

Susanna, you were obviously a marvelous human being, and you gave your sister Pam, great joy! You will be missed, and that means dear soul that you will be remembered for as long as those you had to leave behind will breath the air here. Rest in Heavenly Mothers Arms....Eternally!!!

Lee M. Powers
5/9/2002

What a honor it was to meet you last fall. We didn't know each other in school but I am forever grateful that áI got to fill iná for your sis Pam while you were in the hospital. You were soooo brave. We laughed and cried together. Then my family got to meet your family and your sis Pam! What a great sis you have. I will never forget you and you will always be in my heart. Thank you again for the honor of knowing you and your family. May you rest in peace.

Lori Hollaway
5/8/2002

Aw, sis, it was way too early for you to leave us! You just don't have any idea how much you are missed already. I've already caught myself picking up the phone to call you. Guess I just have to dial up Heaven, where I know you are. You had such talent at everything you went after, girl! An excellent seamstress, landscaper, home interior decorations, secretary and not to mention what a great wife and mother you became. Can't leave out that you made a great best friend and sister, too. May you always rest in peace and know that we will be seeing each other some time in the future. Take care, sis. I'll be 'talking' to you often!

Pamela Dwyer-Merrill
5/4/2002

In Loving Memory Of Suzanne! For what is it to die but to stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun? And what is it to cease breathing, but to free the breath from its restless tides, that it may rise and expand and seek God unencumbered? Only when you drink from the river of silence shall you indeed sing. And when you have reached the mountain top, then you shall begin to climb. And when the earth shall claim your limbs, then shall you truly dance.

Suzanne Lehman
5/3/2002

I knew Suzanne in one of my classes and thought she was an extraordinarily beatiful person. Her sister Pam and I shared many classes together and I knew her well. My sincerest wishes of sympathy to all the family in your time of sorrow.

Debbie Weatherford Huffer
4/29/2002

Susanna and I sat next to each other in choir, she and I make up the tenor section of the ACapella choir. We attended choir for two years together. I will miss her but never forget her. Her life on this earth has enlighten othters. May áGod bless her soul and keep herá

Mitch
4/28/2002