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Suzanne "Myers" Bonadio
November 16th, 1933 - July 26th, 2015
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Suzanne Smith Bonadio, 81, of Indian Harbour Beach, FL, died peacefully at home on July 26th at 9:36 A.M. She was born November 16, 1933 in Santa Barbara, California, to Jack and Louise Myers. After high school, Sue went on to become an Airline Attendant for United Airlines Sue settled in Indian Harbour Beach, Florida in 1967 with her former husband Virgil "Ted" Smith, and her three boys. She later became a very popular typing teacher at Hoover Middle School. Her former students will recognize her as Mrs.Smith. In her retirement years she enjoyed playing tennis, golf and bridge with friends. She was a devoted grandmother who spent countless hours playing with and nurturing her grandchildren. Sue is survived by her children and spouses, Jay (Dana) Smith, Guy (Lisa) Smith, and Gary (Cindy) Smith; Grandchildren Jared Campbell, Kendall Smith and Olivia Smith; And Siblings, Mary Louise Wolf and Richard McNish. A memorial service will be held July 30th at 6 P.M. At Beach Funeral Home.
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Nestled along the serene shores of Melbourne's Barrier Island, The Beach Funeral Home stands out as the only beachside funeral service provider, offering solace and support to the Brevard County and Palm Bay communities for over three decades. Our commitment to providing meaningful, affordable care has made us a cornerstone for families navigating the difficult journey of losing a loved one. We deeply value our community's rich tapestry of cultures and beliefs, striving to honor each family's unique traditions and religious practices with utmost respect....
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