Suzanne's obituary
Suzanne "Suzzy" Leachman, a loving matriarch known for her joyful spirit and dedication to family, passed away peacefully on March 7, 2026. Born on October 4, 1953, Suzanne lived a full and vibrant life, leaving behind an enduring legacy that will be cherished by all who knew her.
Her life was marked with love for both family and friends. She is survived by her son, Timothy Kirpatrick, and her grandchildren, Cameren Jomes, Donavin Jones, Genesis Rose, Jeremiah Rose, Jovanni Mateo, and Nylee Mateo. Suzanne was predeceased by her daughter Lenora Mateo, son Joseph Leachman, husband Billy Leachman, and partner Michael Fuller. Yet, each loving memory with them brought her solace and strength in her final years.
Known for her unwavering love and care, she raised her grandchildren, instilling in them values of generosity and compassion, always striving to give them the best life she could. Suzanne's quick wit and sense of humor brought laughter and joy to every family gathering, and her caring nature enveloped all in warmth and comfort.
A lover of simple pleasures, Suzanne found joy in delicious foods like chocolate and Cheez-Its, refreshing Pepsi drinks, and the quiet companionship of a good TV show or movie - her favorites being 'The Walking Dead', 'Interview with a Vampire', and 'Titanic'. She loved challenging family and friends to a game of Yahtzee, and she found peace and fulfillment in sewing. Suzanne also had a soft spot for George's Kitchen, one of her favorite local spots for a good meal.
Suzanne's personality was not only defined by her traits of humor and compassion but also by her commitment to causes close to her heart. She had a profound love for animals, often advocating for their wellbeing and rights. This cause, among many others, will profoundly feel the void left by her absence.
Through her humor, her endeavors, and her unwavering love for her family, Suzanne's life served as a testament to a life well-lived, and her legacy will continue to inspire and guide those who were fortunate enough to know her.