Suzanne “Suzi” Yvonne (Bell) Brown, of Tuttle, Oklahoma, passed away on October 26, 2026, at the age of 61.

Suzanne was a kind and caring woman whose heart was devoted to her family and to helping others. She cared deeply for those she loved and found joy in showing that love through her thoughtfulness, generosity, and compassion. 

Suzanne was a nurse who truly cared about her patients and the people entrusted to her care. Nursing was more than just a profession to her; it was an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others. She had a genuine heart for caring for people, and her compassion and kindness touched those around her. Whether caring for her patients or loving her family, Suzanne gave of herself with a tender heart and a desire to help others. 

Suzanne also loved to sew and make things for the people in her life. Her handmade creations were a reflection of the love and care she put into everything she did. She had a special way of making others feel loved through her kindness and the gifts she made with her own hands. 

Throughout her life, Suzanne was a devout Christian whose faith in Jesus was an important part of who she was. Her faith was a source of comfort and hope, and her loved ones find peace in knowing that she is now with Jesus. Though her family and friends will deeply miss her presence here on earth, they take comfort in the promise of eternal life and the assurance that they will one day be reunited with her in Heaven. 

Suzanne was preceded in death by her beloved mother, Wanda Bell, and her brother, Michael Bell. 

She is survived by her loving husband, Jimmy Brown; sister, Angie Morgan, and brother-in-law, Mike Morgan; stepdaughter, Shannon Delheimer, and son-in-law, Ray Delheimer; and grandson, Lance Cao. 

As her loved ones grieve her passing, may they find comfort in the love they shared, the memories they hold dear, and the hope of eternal peace in God's loving presence. 

Though her passing leaves a space that cannot be filled, the kindness she showed, the lives she touched, and the love she shared will remain a lasting part of her family's lives and the lives of all who had the privilege of knowing her. 

Forever loved, deeply missed, and always remembered.

Safe in the arms of Jesus, until we meet again.