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Suzanne Eberson Adams, a dynamic and spirited woman known for her vibrant personality, ready smile, and tireless energy, passed away recently, leaving a legacy of love, service, and adventure.
Suzanne was educated at Greenwich Academy and went on to attend Mount Holyoke College. She was a pioneer in many aspects of her life, including breaking barriers as one of the early women to work on a brokerage desk. Later, she applied her sharp instincts and interpersonal gifts to a successful career in real estate.
Deeply committed to her community, Suzanne was active in the Christian Science Church and its Reading Room. She gave generously of her time as a volunteer, including with the Greenwich Academy Alumnae Association and by providing local transportation for seniors.
She embraced life with enthusiasm, especially through her passions for fitness, biking, and reading. An avid world traveler, Suzanne lived with curiosity and vigor.
Above all, Suzanne was devoted to her family. Her greatest joy came from time spent with her beloved grandchildren, Susanna Soelberg and Erik Soelberg, who were the light of her life and the focus of her deepest love.
She will be remembered not only for what she did, but for how she made people feel—energized, seen, and loved. Suzanne’s impact on all who knew her is indelible!
She is preceded in death by her beloved husband, Dan, and preceding Dan her beloved husband Peter.
A memorial service for her many friends and family will be held on Saturday, August 9 at 10:00 am at First Church of Christ, Scientist located at 11 Park Place in Greenwich. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Greenwich Academy or First Church of Christ, Scientist.

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With Mary Jeness Raine at our 50th
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Jennifer Macdonald (DeWolf)
I remember Suzy at our 60th reunion (not looking her age) and up on the stage in the amphitheater--dancing! She was one of our class scribes just preceding my tenure, and was immensely helpful to me in learning the way. Rest in peace, Suzy, and keep dancing!
Mary-Ellen Carey (Moroney)
That was a shock. Suzie was alwas so vibrant and youthful. I too recall her dancing on the stage at our 60th.She will be missed.
Edith Dulles
Suzie gone? The spirit and energy she always exuded are not.This is getting so hard....
Mary-Ellen Carey (Moroney)
It was a shock to read in the Wall Street Journal today, September 30th, that Susie was murdered by her son. I guess the only clue in the memoriam was that her son was not mentioned. I wish I had been warned, I was reading an article that started on the front page of the Journal entitled "A Chatbot Fueled Delusions, Ending in Murder-Suicide" when I came to Susies picture. What a tragic ending for such a wonderful person.
Ellen Strauss (Boer)
I am shocked by Susie's murder. We often had lunch when I lived in Greenwich. Her life was full of challenges but she always dealt with them with a positive attitude (Christian Science) and energyy.. She was dealing with her son's problems in the same way.. It is hard to beliieve what happened to such a well intentioned and caring person!!!!! Life is sometimes unfair.