Suzanne Teresa Smith (6 Aug 1962 - 30 Apr 2017)

Suzanne, I have today learned of your passing. I have so many memories of you from working together 20 years ago. Taking the kids to Netto on the minibus and you getting stuck under a ramp. Working with Dan as his nursery nurse drum kit and you giving me your bright yellow fiesta as a gift when I passed my driving test (you didn’t tell me that first often slipped into reverse!) nights out with you in Langley and nights in at your home with your kids, whatever we did it was always fun because of you.
I’m sorry I didn’t see you in recent years but I will never forget the times we spent together and the kids that you helped who totally adored you.
My love goes to your family. X

These last few weeks have been so hard. I have been completely lost, not knowing what to do. I miss you every day I don't no how to get my head around you not being here it still doesn't seem real. I am sorry I couldn't help u more. I know u still walk beside me I will still see you in my dreams I love you always mom xx Jenny xx

It has taken me sometime to process your passing Suzanne and what to say. You made my childhood memorable in many ways and I will always treasure the times we spend together. The fondest memory I have is you making pancake after pancake in your kitchen for us all and Sam sinking nearly 10 (if I remember rightly). A star is shining brighter now and your love and memory will live on in all that had the pleasure of knowing you. Josie xx

For Rosie

Some many good times, so many laughs. So many conversations, so many cakes. You brought a special kind of light into my life and that corner is now forever dark. Goodbye and thanks for all the kindness and caring. Xxx

Another light has gone out in the world. Rest in peace Suzanne.

Your funeral was the hardest day of my life. I will always remember the way you used to be, the happy go lucky mother earth, hippy child, music lover, master baker and seamstress. You installed in us our values and compassion and we shall carry those with us forever . My love for you shall never waiver or die and i promise u i will always look out for my sisters and family. I hope you can now find peace wherever you may be.
Love you always
your son
Glen Martin Coffield.
XXXXX

Today we laid you to rest. It was by far the hardest thing we ever had to do. Saying good bye to you is the worst feeling I will miss your smile I will miss your laugh I will miss your voice I will miss you I love you and forever will. Always Jenny xxx

Today we laid you to rest. It was by far the hardest thing we ever had to do. Saying good bye to you is the worst feeling I will miss your smile I will miss your laugh I will miss your voice I will miss you I love you and forever will. Always Jenny xxx

Suzanne, I first met you 23 years ago. I was a newly qualified teacher and it was my first experience of working with Special Needs Children. You made me welcome and helped me settle in. Over the years we laughed and cried at at some of the anticts