Birth date: Apr 12, 1947 Death date: Aug 15, 2023
Suzanne Carol Ferland, age 76, a Madison Heights, Michigan resident since 1972 passed away on August 15, 2023 surrounded by family. She was born on April 12, 1947 in Highland Park, Michigan to Robert and Merle Liddy. Beloved Wife Read Obituary
I am lost for words...i just found out, by looking for your # and it was no longer working..now i kbow why..i. so so sorry..we met in may of 89'..i waa replacing another driver/ sales guy..been friends since..i lost track..now this..you were a special person..now im retired..shock of shocks rip my friend..
Sandy loosing you is like losing my mom. You were always there to talk to when I had a problem. It is hard to believe that meeting you as my secret Santa at work was the start of a wonderful friendship. From that time on you made me part of your family you, Joe, Holly, Scotty and Lance were always there for when I was fighting breast cancer. We laughed together and cried together through the years and were always there for each other, I am the luckiest person to know you and your family. You will be sorely missed. Love Your BFF. Lori O
I'm gone miss you sunshine you was so sweet kind person.and lovable we going miss you at dialysis. No one to go breakfast with now no more long talk, laughing just listen to one another. Take your rest my sunshine until meet again Love Janice
Sandy, you mean so many things to so many people. For me, you were another amazing woman I called Mom. I will miss your smile and heartfelt care that you have shown me over the years. I'm grateful that we had a chance to catch up last year on our trip to Michigan. Your forever in our hearts.
-Devon, Jen & Keira
I grew up with my Aunt Sandy in my life, thankfully. Lance & Scotty, Aunt Sandy's sons are my two cousins, who I also grew up with, and they are like brothers to me..I remember my Aunt being so kind, funny, fashionable...I always enjoyed being around her.
When my Aunt met & married Joe, now that was a true love story..I never had the pleasure of meeting their daughter, my cousin, Holly, but I hope to one day. ❤️ My most recent memory of my Aunt is when she so kindly made weekly home cooked meals for my terminally ill father, & drove them over to him, personally..then my Aunt took my Dad on his final outing to the Cider Mill & lunch. Heart of gold, my Aunt Sandy ❤️ Gone way too soon. Rest in Heavenly Peace, Auntie. Give Lance, My Mom, Bill, Bobby, Mike kisses & hugs from me..miss you already, classy lady ❤️ Forever in our hearts. Lisa Stitzel-Hamilton 🙏
Our thoughts and prayers are with Suzanne’s family in this difficult time. Scotty, we love you brother.
Pat, Danny and the College Hunks team
I have known Sandy for many years. We were friends, and co-workers. I knew from the day I met her she was special, with a heart of gold. She was my boss at one time and hired me to work with her at Binson's. Then we worked together at several other home care company's. She was excellent at her job and showed great care and compassion for her customers. She was also a friend to her co-workers as I remember her everyday for a very long time driving a co -worker to and from work that had a very serious medical problem. She unselfishly took care of many more in her lifetime. She was a good friend to all, but her greatest love was her family, starting from her beloved husband Joe, to her three children, grand children, and even great grand children. I pray for peace for her children and family, but take comfort in knowing that all of you gave her a life time of love and joy. I believe she has a very special place in heaven, where the best of the best spent eternity. I shall miss you my dear sweet friend. Just saying so long until we meet again and sending my love.
Grandma Sandy has such a special place in our heart. She was the best Grandmother and friend. She loved her family fiercely. I will miss our talks and all her sweet texts with the emojis. She truly loved with all her being. Her children being the highlight of her life and Joe being the love of her life. I know you and Joe are reunited now. We love you Sandy. It’s not goodbye, it’s see you later. The Lopen Family
Love you so much Holly mama you always loved me and I am so glad I got to be apart of your family. Never forget our dinners and the talks and the laughter oh so much laughter
My heart is broken. I can barely remember a day when she was not a major part of my life. She has been my sister forever. When younger, we lived together for years and were able to built an adequate life for ourselves and the boys. I have always been their Aunt Carol. Holly is my goddaughter. We supported eachother through weddings and divorces and many serious health issues for both of us. I took Joe to pick out their wedding ring when he said he was going to propose. I was her maid-of-honor and she was mine. We doubled dated, played cards and partied together. Before she became seriously ill, we traveled to different places for week-ends jounts a couple times a year and frequently attended different live theater performances. In the early years together, we went to the show on $1 Tuesday and usual got to see two different movies. We always laughed about that. We raised our kids together. She always told Joe to never make her choose between me and him because he would lose. I will miss our family Christmas get togethers where we all catch up and show much love around and also see what unusual gift she purchased for me this year. I will miss making her special cherry pies and chocolate chips cookies. I will miss our little local sight seeing trips around town and our breakfasts just to catch up. I will miss her texts telling me she loved me followed by twenty different emojis. Most of all I will miss just knowing she always had my back. Love you forever Sandy until we meet again. Give my love to everyone there. ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏😇
