Suzanne Lydia Terrozas

November 20, 1947 to November 13, 2025

Age:77

Douglasville, GA

Suzanne was born in Denver, Colorado and the mountains never left her heart and soul.

Suzanne was the second born child to Clark and Virginia Clintsman (Cuppernell). Clark was in the US Air Force and Virginia was a homemaker. Suzanne was part of a family of seven children and traveled to Japan and around the United States as an Air Force family. When she was 10 years old she had the opportunity to climb the heights of Mt Fuji in Japan.

When Clark and Virginia separated, Suzanne became the second-mom to her younger siblings at fifteen years old, and immediately started working as a maid at Candy Cane motel next to Disneyland.

At just 17, Suzanne married Larry Terrozas on July 31st, 1965 in California and built a life with three children of her own. Through the years Suzanne worked in many fields from quality assurance, inventory control, and finally settled in and retired from restaurant management.

Suzanne loved to travel the country,especially to the mountains and to visit her children. Her hobbies included learning about geology, earthquakes, and science. She was a dedicated Christian who studied The Bible and taught her grandchildren about Jesus.

Suzanne lived in many places around the country including Colorado, Texas, New York, California, Pennsylvania, Kansas, and finally Georgia.

Suzanne passed away peacefully in her sleep from a failed physical heart. However, her soul continues.

She was preceded in death by both parents Clark and Virginia. Her three sisters Sheila (Cuppernell), Sharon (Frechette), Shirley (Sawyer) and one brother Michael.

Brothers Matthew and Mark are survivors from the Clintsman family children.

Survivors also include husband Larry Terrozas. And children Suzetter Gray (Randy), Larry Terrozas (Anthony), Jeffery Terrozas (Tara), and step-daughter Britni Mendez (Christopher). Including seventeen grand-children and eight great-grandchildren. Survivors also include numerous nephews, nieces, and cousins that loved Suzanne very much.

Suzanne requested her remains be scattered in the Blue Ridge mountains of Georgia. Husband Larry, has requested that his remains be scattered in the same location when he passes.

Services for Suzanne will be scheduled for February or March 2026 in Georgia. Family and friends will be notified of the exact date and location and all are welcomed.