Andover - Suzanne Isabel Fazioli, who lived in Andover for over thirty years and enjoyed many winters at her home in Palm Desert, California, passed away peacefully, leaving behind a life defined by devotion, generosity, and enduring friendships.

Born in North Chelmsford, Massachusetts, she was the daughter of the late Albert B. Terrien, Esq., and Isabel Burelle Balfrey.

She carried throughout her life a quiet strength and graciousness that reflected both her upbringing and her deep regard for others.

Suzanne was predeceased by her husband, Clive Bernardo Fazioli, whose presence remained ever close to her heart, and by her daughter, Deirdre Isabel Alexander. Their memory remained a constant and cherished presence in her life. Her generosity shaped the lives of many, offered quietly and with a grace that sought no recognition.

She delighted in bringing friends together and creating gatherings marked by warmth, beauty, and thoughtful detail. Her innate sense of style reflected a deep appreciation for timeless elegance and understated sophistication. Whether hosting intimate dinners or festive celebrations, Suzanne had a gift for making others feel welcomed and valued.

She found joy in life's simple and beautiful moments, none more so than the familiar notes of "A Foggy Day in London Town," a song her husband would lovingly sing to her—always, she would say, with a charm and warmth she held to be unmatched.

She had a particular affection for beautiful flowers, finding in them a quiet and enduring pleasure. Thanks to the thoughtfulness of her dear friend, Stephen Janavicus, there was so often something lovely within her view—a small but constant grace she held dear.

Suzanne is survived by devoted friends, including Stephen Janavicus and his husband, George Vega, of Boxford;

Deborah Jones of Hampton, New Hampshire; Russell Ahern, a close and steadfast friend of the family; and many other dear friends whose lives were enriched by her kindness, loyalty, and quiet elegance.

She will be remembered with great affection and respect by all whose lives she touched. Services will be held privately, in keeping with Suzanne's wishes.

Contributions may be made in her memory to Cogswell ArtSpace - Creative Haverhill, Inc.

creativehaverhill.org/cogswell