September 21, 2023

On a whim, decided to google Ginger and found this. We were roommates and best friends at Houghton College and kept in touch these 50 years since. She was one of a kind and will be sorely missed. See you on the other side, my friend 
Janet Barkas

May 12, 2023

Suzanne and I had part time jobs together for two years in the early 1980’s while she was a student at Fuller in Pasadena and I was a graduate student at UCLA.  She was one of the nicest persons I have ever met.  We corresponded several times a year for 40 years, and I was always happy to read about renovations to the Mt. Gretna cottage, the Lancaster house, and her cats Annie and Addie, as well as her trips to France and Italy.  I last got to see her in 2004.  We have lost her joyful presence, but her bright spirit is a beautiful memory for her family and all who knew her.      
Russ Castonguay

May 12, 2023

I was Suzanne’s dissertation advisor when she did her doctorate at The Graduate School of Psychology at Fuller Theological Seminary and she became a good friend. My deepest sympathy to all who will now be without her presence.
Hendrika Vande Kemp

May 11, 2023

Suzanne was a very kind and compassionate person.  She always intent to listening to each word you said about any subject.  She was fun and her friendship with Debbie was one to be enved.  I will miss the impromptu visits, but also feel relief she is no longer suffering.  My deepest condolences to everyone who loved her and may each feel blessed to have the memories to cherish.
Dawn Ray

May 04, 2023

There was no one like her in the world. To know her was to love her. She was and will forever be cherished and deeply beloved by all who had the privilege of knowing her. She was the best of us. We love and miss you every day, Aunt Sue. 
Hannah Ail

May 04, 2023

Suzanne was loved by our family. We enjoyed many moments during the summers in back yard, those memories will live on forever in our hearts. Thankful to have had you in our lives Suzanne! Love always, Candy, Astrid and the whole family💕
Astrid Rodriguez

May 03, 2023

Dr. Ail was truly a gem and I always looked forward to time spent with her.  She was so gentle and kind, welcoming of anyone, big or small.  I had the privilege of getting to know Dr. Ail when she would visit my Head Start classroom.  She was thoughtful, generous and understanding when listening to others. I am grateful that I had the opportunity to meet and work with such an amazing person!
Joy Lapp

May 02, 2023

I will always remember Suzanne for her wit, great sense of humor and intellect. She was an amazing therapist! She was one of my first supervisors when I was an intern at Philhaven in 1991. Over the years we would keep in touch by meeting for lunch. She always had a smile and a kind word. My deepest condolences to her family. 
Rosa Fetterman

April 30, 2023

I was meaning to catch up w/Suzanne this last year and tell her some good news about some of the work she did which only became evident down the road…  Sorry I missed the opportunity.  She was my supervisor in 1992 and was gifted in so many ways.  She was the “go-to” psychologist for many MH professionals who wanted their own children in the best of hands.  Rest in Peace.
John C. Grisbacher

April 29, 2023

Suzanne lived below in an apartment. We shared our beginnings in our practices. I enjoyed Annie her cat. Then we both got our own homes. Yearly Debbie, Suzanne and I caught up with each at Prince St Cafe. She was always supportive and caring. I will miss these times
Pauline Zimmerman

April 29, 2023

To be able to sit in the company of Suzanne was to feel peace and grace all around.  Suzanne’s insightful and joy filled spirit was truly a gift.  We spoke early on of her illness and she and Debbie were always realistic yet optomistic.  I believe that is brought her and additional year of life.  Debbie is the type of friend any of us would be blessed to have in our life.  Her steadfast sisterhood in Christ was an example to us all. We will miss seeing you Suzanne but your essence will remain.  Thank you for your friendship.  Into your hands oh merciful Savor except your servent Suzanne🙏🏻 
Deb & Marge

April 28, 2023

Appreciated over the years sharing our clinical practice in Lititz. Good memories of lunch time spent in clinical consultation , Suzanne sharing some excerpt from the latest book she was reading, discussing political and faith perspectives that were always thoughtful, expressed with grace and humor. Blessings on the family and Debbie during this time.
Roger Fretz

April 28, 2023

Our dear Suzanne will be missed. She brought so much warmth and joy to everyone around her! We’re sending love and hugs to Debbie and the whole family. May light perpetual shine upon her as she rests in peace with her creator. We’ll see you soon Suzanne! 
Damon and Efrem

April 28, 2023

So many times we cry when a loved one is gone, we should cherish the memories! Just remember that God also sheds tears for this soul but they are tears of joy welcoming his loved one home. 
Lee Ann Haas

April 28, 2023

Dr Ail was a wonderful  help to our son when he was a child.
She was a blessing to us and I’m sure to many others as well.
 
She left a lasting imprint on this world and the world is a better place for her having been a part of it.
 
May  She Rest in Peace.
Glenn Thomas

April 28, 2023

Suzanne and I trained together at Philhaven many years ago. She was always a colleague but more than that a loving welcoming and affirming friend who always took the phone call no matter what the issue- her love character and life was a testament of giving with abundant grace- grateful beyond words
Dr. F. Cal Robinson and Dan Jones

April 28, 2023

Suzanne holds the biggest place in my heart. Warm, funny, kind, and always, always thinking of others. I have so many wonderful memories of her that I will carry with me forever. She was an amazing gift. 
Marissa Sheaf

April 28, 2023

Sisters in Christ…Sisters for life
Debbie Logan

April 28, 2023

I praise God for the blessing of such a truly great sister. I’m thankful for the countless memories created from our years together both growing up and as adults.  It was hard to watch her battle cancer, but she remained a constant example of faith in action – never complaining, always trusting our Lord to carry her through.  Although my heartfelt love will endure, she will be missed, but for a season.  Even now, I look forward to when I will see her again for an eternity in heaven – for our hope is in the Lord Jesus Christ.  
Her Brother, Tim