d/o Harrison Frederick Gonnerman Jr. and Elizabeth Tobey Gonnerman
She was a life-long artist, specializing in photography and painting, and her work had been exhibited at numerous local venues, including the Gordon Nash Library in New Hampton, the Laconia Public Library, and the AVA Gallery and Art Center in Lebanon. A frequent subject of her artistic works was the natural landscape of New Hampshire.
In her early years, she lived in Hillsdale, NJ, and Bethesda, MD. As a child, she loved art and took classes at the Corcoran Art Gallery in Washington, D.C. She later attended the Walnut Hill School for the Arts in Massachusetts, then went on to UMass Boston University for a B.A., and to the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, NY, where she received an MFA.
Susan is survived by two brothers. Along with her parents, she was predeceased by her sister and best friend, Hollace Gonnerman Prest; and her niece Cynthia Gonnerman.
Susan will be buried at a later date, at the Trinity Churchyard Cemetery in Holderness, where her parents and her niece have been put to rest.
Laconia Daily Sun, Mar 25, 2021
She was a life-long artist, specializing in photography and painting, and her work had been exhibited at numerous local venues, including the Gordon Nash Library in New Hampton, the Laconia Public Library, and the AVA Gallery and Art Center in Lebanon. A frequent subject of her artistic works was the natural landscape of New Hampshire.
In her early years, she lived in Hillsdale, NJ, and Bethesda, MD. As a child, she loved art and took classes at the Corcoran Art Gallery in Washington, D.C. She later attended the Walnut Hill School for the Arts in Massachusetts, then went on to UMass Boston University for a B.A., and to the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, NY, where she received an MFA.
Susan is survived by two brothers. Along with her parents, she was predeceased by her sister and best friend, Hollace Gonnerman Prest; and her niece Cynthia Gonnerman.
Susan will be buried at a later date, at the Trinity Churchyard Cemetery in Holderness, where her parents and her niece have been put to rest.
Laconia Daily Sun, Mar 25, 2021
d/o Harrison Frederick Gonnerman Jr. and Elizabeth Tobey Gonnerman
She was a life-long artist, specializing in photography and painting, and her work had been exhibited at numerous local venues, including the Gordon Nash Library in New Hampton, the Laconia Public Library, and the AVA Gallery and Art Center in Lebanon. A frequent subject of her artistic works was the natural landscape of New Hampshire.
In her early years, she lived in Hillsdale, NJ, and Bethesda, MD. As a child, she loved art and took classes at the Corcoran Art Gallery in Washington, D.C. She later attended the Walnut Hill School for the Arts in Massachusetts, then went on to UMass Boston University for a B.A., and to the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, NY, where she received an MFA.
Susan is survived by two brothers. Along with her parents, she was predeceased by her sister and best friend, Hollace Gonnerman Prest; and her niece Cynthia Gonnerman.
Susan will be buried at a later date, at the Trinity Churchyard Cemetery in Holderness, where her parents and her niece have been put to rest.
Laconia Daily Sun, Mar 25, 2021
She was a life-long artist, specializing in photography and painting, and her work had been exhibited at numerous local venues, including the Gordon Nash Library in New Hampton, the Laconia Public Library, and the AVA Gallery and Art Center in Lebanon. A frequent subject of her artistic works was the natural landscape of New Hampshire.
In her early years, she lived in Hillsdale, NJ, and Bethesda, MD. As a child, she loved art and took classes at the Corcoran Art Gallery in Washington, D.C. She later attended the Walnut Hill School for the Arts in Massachusetts, then went on to UMass Boston University for a B.A., and to the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, NY, where she received an MFA.
Susan is survived by two brothers. Along with her parents, she was predeceased by her sister and best friend, Hollace Gonnerman Prest; and her niece Cynthia Gonnerman.
Susan will be buried at a later date, at the Trinity Churchyard Cemetery in Holderness, where her parents and her niece have been put to rest.
Laconia Daily Sun, Mar 25, 2021
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