Chantilly, VA

Alexandria, VA

Suzan Joyce Aramaki

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November 11, 1952 ~ February 17, 2025


Resided in: Alexandria, Virginia

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  1. Suzan was such a lovely, gentle person. She was a bright light. May we all strive to be the people she thought we were.

  2. Suzan — one of a kind. Her compassionate personality with all made her into one of the most outstanding persons that I’ve met. Her “harmony-seeking” management style served as an inspiration to those who worked for her. I will definitely keep her in my prayers and extend my condolences to Alex and other family members. I will always keep fond memories of Suzan.

  3. Suzan was a long-term boss to many of us, myself included, and was a wonderful person. She embodied what it means to be truly committed to civil rights, advocating for justice, equality, and the dignity of every individual. Suzan’s unwavering dedication to these principles shaped not only her professional career but also the lives of all who had the privilege of working with her. Suzan treated everyone she encountered with compassion, charity, and respect. Her kindness created a work environment where everyone, big or small, felt valued. She is still fondly remembered years later.

    Suzan made our office and Federal Agency, as well as the world a better place, and leaves behind a legacy of integrity and kindness. Her example of leadership, fairness, and care will continue to guide and inspire all of us who had the honor of knowing her.

    Rest in peace, Suzan. You made this world a better place. You served others with a heart full of love. Well done, good and faithful servant.

  4. Do Justice, Love Kindness and Walk Humbly. Micah 6:8
    Suzan embodied grace, kindness and an unwavering passion for honesty and justice. Her legacy will be the people she helped, careers she shaped and lives she forever changed including mine. May you finally rest in eternal peace, dear friend.

  5. Suzan was the epitome of grace, kindness and all things beautiful. I am so honored to have worked for her and to have had her friendship. You will live forever in our hearts.


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