In Memory Of Suzanne Marie Miazga

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Suzanne Marie Miazga

Student, Syracuse University

Suzanne Marie Miazga, a graduate student from Syracuse University's College of Human Development, was returning home from a semester in London, England, as a counselor in the drug dependency unit of St. Mary's Hospital. She was working towards her Master's degree in Social Work. Described as congenial...

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Today

July 25, 2023

Not Just Existing

Posted by Darrell Ames | Madison, Alabama

First impressions are everything, long lasting impressions even more so.
The night withheld your face from us, darkness permeated the future...

December 20, 2018

Sean Kirst - for Hamburg Family What Was Lost and Found in Lockerbie

Posted by Foundation Staff
Open Document

July 31, 2015

Painting of Suzanne Miazga by her best friend Elizabeth St Hilaire

Posted by Foundation Staff

January 01, 2008

My Speech at the Twenty Year Reunion

Posted by Elizabeth St. Hilaire | Victims of Pan Am Flight 103

I shared a small flat in London with Sandy Phillips, Shannon Davis and Suzanne Miazga. That year I traveled to Germany for Christmas and my fourth...

January 01, 2000

On Eagles’ Wings - 270 Victim Remembrance Book p.178 - 2000 Edition

Posted by Foundation Staff

January 01, 1990

On Eagles’ Wings - 270 Victim Remembrance Book p.170 - 1990 Edition

Posted by Foundation Staff

November 01, 1988

Barf

Posted by Elizabeth St. Hilaire | Near our Flat in Royal Oak

Visiting Bath with SU

Posted by Elizabeth St. Hilaire | Bath, UK

October 01, 1988

Three Syracuse Girls

Posted by Elizabeth St. Hilaire | London

September 01, 1988

Different Strokes

Posted by Elizabeth St. Hilaire | Train Platform in Scotland

Suzanne and Sandy

Posted by Elizabeth St. Hilaire | On the bus in Edinburg

Suzanne and the Guard

Posted by Elizabeth St. Hilaire | Buckingham Palace

August 01, 1988

This is my room?

Posted by Elizabeth St. Hilaire | Edinburg, Scotland

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