I was so shocked to learn Susan had passed away.   Many years ago when we met we were living in the same bldg. Bldg friends became real  friends .  we went to different Jewish lectures and Singles Events which were more prevelant in the 90's in NYC. Some Ashkenazi  some Sephardic . She always invited me over for tea and cookies, she used to invite us over to watch a movie and she tried to introduce Singles  to help them find their bashert.  She loved Israel  🇮🇱 and She loved America 🇺🇸  She was a devoted daughter to her parents..  Rest in Peace Susan  

ברוך דיין האמת  I was so saddened to hear of Susan Sarah’s untimely passing.  I remember going to many events and lectures with Susan in the city and Brooklyn and wherever there was an exciting singles event especially the Israeli events.  Susan always was informed about all of the “happenings” in the city and she was very kind, and outgoing with a wonderful smile.   She also loved to collect little gadgets from her travels which adorned her refrigerator and home which made for very interesting conversation. 
I remember how close Susan was with her father and how she helped to take care of him and then understandably was so devastated upon his passing.  
יהי זכרה ברוך 🙏🏼😞

Susan was my first friend when I moved to New York from Connecticut. She made me feel a lot less lonely when I didn't know a soul. I remember going to quite a few Jewish single parties in Manhattan with her; she was always up for a good time. I am so sorry that in my last year in New York we drifted apart; then I actually moved to Israel. 
May Hashem rest her soul in peace and you her loving family, may you get some comfort. I believe she is an Angel, watching over us all. 

There are so many childhood memories of my sister, Susan that I have grown to cherish throughout the years, too many to count.   But I remember when we were  part of the Young Israel of Oceanside Day Camp and we were acting out Passover songs like who knows one.  She had to act out as one of the Patriarchs.  I think she played Avraham Aveinu and she was so cute wearing a white beard that covered practically her face.  Words can only describe how adorable she was.   Susan was a very happy, bubbly, go-lucky person.   I love her and will miss her always.

Susan Baron RIP -What can I say to my cousin. I have known you a very long time . We had some good times and some bad times. We went to many Jewish lectures  and events together. You were  a lot of fun to hang out with -very bubbly personality. You have a very good heart.. I remember you  wanted to set your dad up with my aunt and I thought that was a great idea since they are both Iraqi.. 
Hashem took you to soon . May your soul have an Aliyah  

Susan and I volunteered together at a jewish young professionals organization called Sephardic Educational Center for 2 years 2000-2002. She was bright, caring and friendly.When she lost a parent not long ago I went to visit her and I know how much it meant to her.She was also a frequent customer in my baking shop where I saw her last year (2019) It had been awhile. This is terrible shock to a fine human being who I was proud to call a friend.I know Hashem is with her.

Sorry to hear about the untimely passing of Susan. We were at Queens College together, and glad that I got to know her. Hopefully she rests in peace now. - Mike Kramer

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Susan Sarah Baron

18 April, 1970 – 22 July, 2020

Schwartz Brothers-Jeffer Memorial Chapels

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