Dale Suss
February 4, 1964 ~ April 23, 2013
Dale Suss, age 49, of Highmount, New York died Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at Margaretville Mem. Hospital in Margaretville, NY. Dale was born February 4, 1964 in Syosset, NY. She is the daughter of Charles and Lorraine (Carpenter) Suss. She was Self Employed, as a writer.
She is survived by her father Charles and mother Lorraine (Carpenter) Suss of Ridge, NY; Two sisters: Deborah Esposito of Ridgewood, NJ, Diane Riis of Sound Beach, NY. Prayers will be offered 3:00 pm on Friday, April 26 at Rocky Point Funeral Home, 603 Route 25A, Rocky Point, NY with Rev. Richard P. Hoerning officiating. A private cremation will follow Saturday at Washington Memorial Park in Mount Sinai, NY. Calling hours will be Friday, April 26 from 2 PM - 6 PM at Rocky Point Funeral Home, 603 Route 25A, Rocky Point, NY.
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A smile that would light up a room. A heart that only heaven deserves. Rest in Peace Dale. Love, Dan
Dale you left us way to soon, you just returned to NY and things were looking up I hope you are at peace MUCH LOVE MY DEAR FRIEND <3
La Mia Bella figlia . Tell me who killed you . You said to me before you went back to New York that you believed you were being hunted by the mafia. After only two weeks back in New York, you turn up murdered while getting your new life in order. If you are alive please contact me.
El Don Padre De Indianapolis
Love,
Chris & Amber
As I approach my 85th birthday; I started to wonder how many living relatives I might have. So I googled Lorraine Suss and found the obituary for Dale and the fact that she was survived by her parents Charles and Lorraine. Her picture was amazing. She had her mother’s beauty.
Eveline and I have settled in Boynton Beach, Florida. Our 2 daughters, Paula in Michigan and Laura in Colorado, gave us 8 grandchildren and 9 great-grandkids. They are scattered to the 4 winds, so we get to travel a lot.
I believe the last time we were actually together was back in the mid-50’s when I interviewed on Long Island. I wish our kids could have gotten to know yours just as you were important to Bob and I.
Our very best to you and Chuck. Jim atkins
Dale,
Thinking of you as I listen to a beautiful song you used to sing. What a voice you had! Beauty, talent and a friendship I wish we never let go of. I cried hard the day and many days after looking for but finding you here. What happened? Almost 13 years you’ve been gracing Heaven. Debbie, if you ever see this message and remember me, please contact me anytime if it’s okay.
My deepest condolences to the Suss family. I miss my friend, still, after all these years. xoxo