Suzanne Somers, known for her roles in “Three’s Company” and “Step by Step,” passed away after a 23-year battle with breast cancer. Her husband, Alan Hamel, shared a heartfelt poem he wrote for her before her death. He expressed the depth of his love, stating, “There is no version of the word that is applicable to Suzanne.” They had been together for 55 years, married for 46, and spent 42 years never apart.
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