IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Suzanne Balogh

Suzanne Balogh Adami-Rackham Profile Photo

Adami-Rackham

Jul 31, 1935 — Jul 1, 2024

Obituary

Suzanne (Balogh) Adami-Rackham, 88, beloved daughter, spouse, mother, grandmother and great- grandmother, passed away on July 1, 2024 at Aspen Ridge Assisted Living in Lehi, UT.


She is the oldest sister of Elemer, Lazlo, Cecilia Irma, Magdola, Judith, Janos, Jozef, and Hedvig Cecilia. Preceded in death by her first husband Andrew, second husband Keith, and parents Janos Balogh and Rozalia Willant.


She is the loving mother of Andrew John (Lorilee), Kathleen Susan (Craig), and Steven Mark (Kara). She leaves behind eight grandchildren: Brent (Aimee), Jeffrey (Jessica), Ryan, Kristi (Jeff), Keri (Steve), Troy (Karlie), Nicole (Jackson) and Wyatt.  She also had 17 great-grandchildren: Olivia, Thomas, Sabrina, Jonas, Annika, Mack, Riggins, Kade, Ellie, Korbin, Boston, Maverick, Lyla, Kaisley, Beckett, Avery, and Hannah.


Suzanne was born in Nyitra, Hungary on July 31, 1935. She married her husband Andrew in 1956 and they moved to Melbourne, Australia shortly after the Hungarian Revolution.


They welcomed into this world Andrew John in 1959 and Kathy in 1961. Moving to Canada in 1968, Andrew and Suzanne purchased and operated a 40 acre peach orchard near St. Catherines, Ontario until the greatest day of their lives on January 12, 1975 with the birth of Steven. Andrew and Suzanne moved back to Melbourne, Australia, then to Raymond, Alberta before eventually settling in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. For many years, Andrew and Suzanne owned and operated Old Fashioned Foods before moving to Lethbridge, Alberta to open another store in 1994. Andrew passed away in 2002, leaving Suzanne to operate her store until she moved to North Ogden, UT in 2004.


Suzanne had an active and vibrant social life bowling, painting, teaching yoga at the local Senior Center, and enjoying time with her family. She met and married her second husband, Keith Rackham in 2008.


Suzanne's life was an example of hard work and sacrifice. She was an active and faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Her love of her family and her faith brought her comfort and strength and we who remain hope she has found peace and rest from the toils of this life in the arms of Jesus and her family and friends who have gone before her. We praise her and she will always hold a special place in our hearts. Until we meet again.

A small service will be held Saturday August 3rd from 10:30 to 11:30 at 9475 N Mustang way Eagle Mountain Ut.

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