On the afternoon of July 18, 2026, Suzanne Davey Sorensen lost her long-term battle with COPD and joined her loved ones in Heaven. Suzanne passed at Lake Regional Hospital surrounded by those she loved.

Suzanne was born in Iowa on April 7, 1965, to Roger and Wanda Huston Davey. As a small child, her family moved to Lake Ozark and built RoWanda Beach Resort. Eventually they moved their family to Camdenton, and she attended Camdenton Junior High through graduation in 1983.

In 1984, Suzanne married Joe Dale Teer, to this union, two children were born, Jessica and Taylor.

In 2012, she was united in Marriage to Steve Sorensen during a tropical vacation in Costa Rica with Sam and Sunshine Blair. Steve proceeded her in death in 2016

Suzanne was an amazing human with the biggest heart. She had a knack for comforting anyone who needed it. Her door was always open to animals and friends in need. She had the most nonjudgemental, sweetest soul. She found good in everything. Her giggle was infectious, Her smile beautiful. If you were with Suzanne, you were going to have a good time and leave feeling better. Her soul was full of faith and her heart full of love, kindness and laughter.

Her favorite things were being a mother, Nanny and Great Nanny. She adored her family and cherished the time spent with them. She loved gravel road cruising, music and fun with friends, bonfires, and binge-watching Netflix

Suzanne is survived by her son, Taylor (Jessie) Teer and daughter, Jessica Teer; her grandchildren, Chase (Nevaeh) Kerr, Lexi Kerr, Brayden Teer, Coleman Teer and Saige Teer and her only great grandson, Henry Kerr; niece, Emily (Neill) and Nephew Kristopher (Kristin) of Iowa; lifetime friends Anita McGuire Schlenfort and Shana Armstrong Emery.

She was preceded in death by her father and mother, Roger and Wanda, her husband Steve and just 20 days before her death, the most awesome brother, Craig Davey of Iowa.

We find peace in knowing Suzanne has no more struggles and we will cherish her memory forever.

There will be a bonfire celebration of Suzanne’s life this fall. Memorial Donations may be made to the National Autism Association or the COPD Foundation.

Arrangements are under the direction of Allee-Holman-Howe Funeral Home.