Birth date: Jun 6, 1981 Death date: Jun 7, 2025
Shannon Renee Suvino Shores, age 44, of Fayetteville passed away Saturday June 7, 2025. She was born June 6, 1981 in Fayetteville, Arkansas to Bob and Sheila Stacy Suvino. She was preceded in death by her maternal grandmother, Lul Read Obituary
I remember when we were in small group and she would talk about how at night before bed they always had dessert. It could be small or big! She always went into extreme detail about the fabulous dessert they were going to have. She loved loved Olive. I know how proud she was of her and joy always radiated from her! I will miss seeing her.
Bob,Sheila and Stacy
I am so very sorry.
Please know that I’m thinking of you all at this very sad time. 😢
There are no words that can truly capture the magic of one of my very best friends. Shannon was a radiant soul — wild and warm, with a laugh that could light up even the darkest sky. She loved the stars and the moon, and somehow, she was both — shining brightly, pulling people into her orbit with her energy, her joy, and her boundless love.
She was silly, hyper, and beautifully outgoing — always the first to say “yes” to an adventure or a late-night snack run. So many of my favorite memories are of the two of us being ridiculous together: raiding the snack pantry, laughing at her spot-on Spartan cheerleader impressions, and dancing like no one was watching.
She took being a mother to heart — fiercely, proudly, and with a love so deep there was never a question: her daughter was her world. And still, she had this extraordinary gift for making everyone around her feel like they mattered — like they were truly seen, deeply known, and unconditionally cherished.
The world feels dimmer without her, but I know she’s somewhere among the stars she loved so much — shining bright and watching over us.
I already miss her so much, but she is forever in my heart.
There are no words that can truly capture the magic of one of my very best friends. Shannon was a radiant soul — wild and warm, with a laugh that could light up even the darkest sky. She loved the stars and the moon, and somehow, she was both — shining brightly, pulling people into her orbit with her energy, her joy, and her boundless love.
She was silly, hyper, and beautifully outgoing — always the first to say “yes” to an adventure or a late-night snack run. So many of my favorite memories are of the two of us being ridiculous together: raiding the snack pantry, laughing at her spot-on Spartan cheerleader impressions, and dancing like no one was watching.
She took being a mother to heart — fiercely, proudly, and with a love so deep there was never a question: her daughter was her world. And still, she had this extraordinary gift for making everyone around her feel like they mattered — like they were truly seen, deeply known, and unconditionally cherished.
The world feels dimmer without her, but I know she’s somewhere among the stars she loved so much — shining bright and watching over us.
I already miss her so much, but she is forever in my heart.
There are no words that can truly capture the magic of one of my very best friends. Shannon was a radiant soul — wild and warm, with a laugh that could light up even the darkest sky. She loved the stars and the moon, and somehow, she was both — shining brightly, pulling people into her orbit with her energy, her joy, and her boundless love.
She was silly, hyper, and beautifully outgoing — always the first to say “yes” to an adventure or a late-night snack run. So many of my favorite memories are of the two of us being ridiculous together: raiding the snack pantry, laughing at her spot-on Spartan cheerleader impressions, and dancing like no one was watching.
She took being a mother to heart — fiercely, proudly, and with a love so deep there was never a question: her daughter was her world. And still, she had this extraordinary gift for making everyone around her feel like they mattered — like they were truly seen, deeply known, and unconditionally cherished.
The world feels dimmer without her, but I know she’s somewhere among the stars she loved so much — shining bright and watching over us.
I already miss her so much, but she is forever in my heart.
There are no words that can truly capture the magic of one of my very best friends. Shannon was a radiant soul — wild and warm, with a laugh that could light up even the darkest sky. She loved the stars and the moon, and somehow, she was both — shining brightly, pulling people into her orbit with her energy, her joy, and her boundless love.
She was silly, hyper, and beautifully outgoing — always the first to say “yes” to an adventure or a late-night snack run. So many of my favorite memories are of the two of us being ridiculous together: raiding the snack pantry, laughing at her spot-on Spartan cheerleader impressions, and dancing like no one was watching.
She took being a mother to heart — fiercely, proudly, and with a love so deep there was never a question: her daughter was her world. And still, she had this extraordinary gift for making everyone around her feel like they mattered — like they were truly seen, deeply known, and unconditionally cherished.
The world feels dimmer without her, but I know she’s somewhere among the stars she loved so much — shining bright and watching over us.
I already miss her so much, but she is forever in my heart. <3
There are no words that can truly capture the magic of one of my very best friends. Shannon was a radiant soul — wild and warm, with a laugh that could light up even the darkest sky. She loved the stars and the moon, and somehow, she was both — shining brightly, pulling people into her orbit with her energy, her joy, and her boundless love.
She was silly, hyper, and beautifully outgoing — always the first to say “yes” to an adventure or a late-night snack run. So many of my favorite memories are of the two of us being ridiculous together: raiding the snack pantry, laughing at her spot-on Spartan cheerleader impressions, and dancing like no one was watching.
She took being a mother to heart — fiercely, proudly, and with a love so deep there was never a question: her daughter was her world. And still, she had this extraordinary gift for making everyone around her feel like they mattered — like they were truly seen, deeply known, and unconditionally cherished.
The world feels dimmer without her, but I know she’s somewhere among the stars she loved so much — shining bright and watching over us.
I already miss her so much, but she is forever in my heart. <3
There are no words that can truly capture the magic of one of my very best friends. Shannon was a radiant soul — wild and warm, with a laugh that could light up even the darkest sky. She loved the stars and the moon, and somehow, she was both — shining brightly, pulling people into her orbit with her energy, her joy, and her boundless love.
She was silly, hyper, and beautifully outgoing — always the first to say “yes” to an adventure or a late-night snack run. So many of my favorite memories are of the two of us being ridiculous together: raiding the snack pantry, laughing at her spot-on Spartan cheerleader impressions, and dancing like no one was watching.
She took being a mother to heart — fiercely, proudly, and with a love so deep there was never a question: her daughter was her world. And still, she had this extraordinary gift for making everyone around her feel like they mattered — like they were truly seen, deeply known, and unconditionally cherished.
The world feels dimmer without her, but I know she’s somewhere among the stars she loved so much — shining bright and watching over us.
I already miss her so much, but she is forever in my heart. <3
