Suzanne McWilliams McLaughlin

Birth date: Aug 19, 1959 Death date: Apr 26, 2025

Suzanne died April 26 at Halifax Health Hospice Care Center, Orange City, Florida in the company of her husband, Bob, their children and grandchildren. She was born August 19, 1959 at St. Margaret's Hospital, Boston, Ma., the fif Read Obituary

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Kathleen M Costello

27w ago

So sorry for your loss Bob and family. I also went to Holy Cross with Suzanne and have allot of fond memories. My favorite being when she had a bat flying around in her room and we tried to get it to leave. At one point we trapped it in one of her drawers and all we did was laugh. Someone found a broom and we ultimately swept it out into a window. We laughed for days over it. We loved living in Mulledy together. Her smile and laughter was contagious. May she rest in peace. My condolences and prayers are with you

Kathleen Lynch Moncata '81

27w ago

Though it's been many, many years since we were college classmates, I recognize Soos McWilliams' radiant smile. She generated such positive energy. My condolences to her loved ones.

Maureen Pratt Devlin

27w ago

I was sorry to hear of my classmate Suzanne’s death. She was a bright light at Holy Cross. Blessings to her loved ones. This is a photo of the women on our floor in Mulledy about 1980.

Jean Rotella

29w ago

I met my cousin Soos when I was in the eighth grade and she was in the seventh. We both attended cousin Nancy Bertolon’s wedding. We instantly connected and became constant pen pals. I would visit her in Westboro, and she would come out to Canton. We saw Grease together and I visited her every year she attended Holy Cross. Our lives moved on, but I will always treasure my “cousin buddy”, and very fond memories. My deepest condolences to her siblings, her husband and her family.
With sympathy,
Jean Marie (Gillis) Rotella

Shawn Mahoney

29w ago

I'm deeply saddened to hear about Suzy's passing. She was truly one of a kind, and her iconic laugh could light up any room. I first met Suzy about 25 years ago when I was interviewing her for a position, and we became close friends ever since. Traveling with her for work was always an adventure; she seemed to know everyone and was so easy to get along with. She was so smart and easy to talk to and her customers and coworkers loved her and respected her.
Suzy was my "work wife" at The Taylor Group, and I have countless funny stories that could fill hours. We would talk for hours while traveling to clients around New England, whether she was driving her TT Audi or the USA Ski Patrol Subaru. Lori and I were thrilled when Suzy and Bob moved to Hilton Head, South Carolina, allowing us to spend more time together. She had a profound impact on my life, and I feel blessed to have known her.
My heartfelt condolences go out to Bob, their entire family, and her many close friends. She will be deeply missed.

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