Susan's parents were Charles Sr. and Theresa Scandoré of Brooklyn NY. She was the youngest of their 2 children. Her father was part owner of the Eleganté Night Club on Ocean Parkway (Brooklyn NY); he also owned the Brooklyn Aquarium Pet Shop and was a partner of Guy Lombardo's Supper Club in Freeport, Long Island NY. Her mother "Terry" was a homemaker.
Susan was reared with her older brother Charles Jr. She attended Midwood High School (Brooklyn NY). She was married to Steve at the Eleganté and they had 1 beautiful daughter named Elizabeth. In the summer of 1991, Susan and Elizabeth moved from Brooklyn to Bath PA, where her and her daughter "Liz" shared great times and made many new friends. Susan stayed very close to her family and friends and she is survived by her daughter Elizabeth, brother Charles Jr. and his wife Ronnie; nieces Dina & nephew Keith. She leaves behind 1st cousins Jo-Jo, Christine & Laney, plus many 2nd and 3rd cousins, along with her Aunt Marie Scandoré.
Susan was diagnosed with Scleroderma. She fought bravely, never complained and always smiled. She kept upbeat through all her battles, but was finally taken to Heaven. She will be missed by everyone who knew and loved her.
Susan was reared with her older brother Charles Jr. She attended Midwood High School (Brooklyn NY). She was married to Steve at the Eleganté and they had 1 beautiful daughter named Elizabeth. In the summer of 1991, Susan and Elizabeth moved from Brooklyn to Bath PA, where her and her daughter "Liz" shared great times and made many new friends. Susan stayed very close to her family and friends and she is survived by her daughter Elizabeth, brother Charles Jr. and his wife Ronnie; nieces Dina & nephew Keith. She leaves behind 1st cousins Jo-Jo, Christine & Laney, plus many 2nd and 3rd cousins, along with her Aunt Marie Scandoré.
Susan was diagnosed with Scleroderma. She fought bravely, never complained and always smiled. She kept upbeat through all her battles, but was finally taken to Heaven. She will be missed by everyone who knew and loved her.
Susan's parents were Charles Sr. and Theresa Scandoré of Brooklyn NY. She was the youngest of their 2 children. Her father was part owner of the Eleganté Night Club on Ocean Parkway (Brooklyn NY); he also owned the Brooklyn Aquarium Pet Shop and was a partner of Guy Lombardo's Supper Club in Freeport, Long Island NY. Her mother "Terry" was a homemaker.
Susan was reared with her older brother Charles Jr. She attended Midwood High School (Brooklyn NY). She was married to Steve at the Eleganté and they had 1 beautiful daughter named Elizabeth. In the summer of 1991, Susan and Elizabeth moved from Brooklyn to Bath PA, where her and her daughter "Liz" shared great times and made many new friends. Susan stayed very close to her family and friends and she is survived by her daughter Elizabeth, brother Charles Jr. and his wife Ronnie; nieces Dina & nephew Keith. She leaves behind 1st cousins Jo-Jo, Christine & Laney, plus many 2nd and 3rd cousins, along with her Aunt Marie Scandoré.
Susan was diagnosed with Scleroderma. She fought bravely, never complained and always smiled. She kept upbeat through all her battles, but was finally taken to Heaven. She will be missed by everyone who knew and loved her.
Susan was reared with her older brother Charles Jr. She attended Midwood High School (Brooklyn NY). She was married to Steve at the Eleganté and they had 1 beautiful daughter named Elizabeth. In the summer of 1991, Susan and Elizabeth moved from Brooklyn to Bath PA, where her and her daughter "Liz" shared great times and made many new friends. Susan stayed very close to her family and friends and she is survived by her daughter Elizabeth, brother Charles Jr. and his wife Ronnie; nieces Dina & nephew Keith. She leaves behind 1st cousins Jo-Jo, Christine & Laney, plus many 2nd and 3rd cousins, along with her Aunt Marie Scandoré.
Susan was diagnosed with Scleroderma. She fought bravely, never complained and always smiled. She kept upbeat through all her battles, but was finally taken to Heaven. She will be missed by everyone who knew and loved her.
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