Suzanne Talbot, friend to all

With broken hearts and grateful memories, we celebrate the extraordinary life of Suzanne Talbot, who passed away Monday Feb. 23, 2026. A woman who never did anything halfway, especially when it came to her art, her work, or the people she loved. Suzanne was born Aug. 21, 1984.

Suzie was beautiful in the way that turned heads, but even more beautiful in the way she lived. A jeweler by trade, an artist by soul, she quite literally made the world sparkle.

She was a proud, former student of Maryland School of Art and Tyler School of Art. She carried her creativity into everything she touched - metals, gemstones ideas and people. She didn't just start businesses; she built dreams from scratch. If Suzie had a vision, she made it happen. She had that rare entrepreneurial spirit, fearless, determined, and creative enough to turn possibility into reality.

Starting several businesses of her own wasn't just impressive; it was simply who she was.

Suzie had a deep love for animals, especially her beloved Mammaz, who undoubtedly greeted her first. But her compassion didn't end there; she loved people just as fiercely. She showed up for friends, supported family without hesitation and gave generously of her time, talent and heart. If you were lucky enough to be in her circle, you felt her loyalty and warmth and unwavering support. She was the kind of daughter, sister and friend who showed up. Sometimes with humor, sometimes with honesty and always with sincerity. Her generosity ran deep, and so did her love.

Suzie leaves behind a legacy of creativity, courage, compassion and generosity. The world is less shiny without her, but because of her it will never be dull.

Forever Loved. Forever Remembered. Forever our Sue.

Suzie was preceded in death by her father, James Talbot.

She is survived by her mother, Diane Burton; her stepfather J.C. "PoP" Burton; her brother, Mathew Talbot and his wife Brooke; her sister, Mallory Talbot; her nephew, Eli Clark; her niece, Quinn Clark; her niece, Robin McDermott; her fiancé, Anthony DiDomenicis; and her beloved rescue dog, Gracie.