Victor lost his daughter Susannah Mery when she was only 27. She passed in Los Angeles, California, on November 13, 2014. She was suffering from illness before her demise. The commentator's daughter was born in Selma, California, on December 31, 1986.
Cara Wenn Hanson of Clovis is the mother of the later Susannah. She had an older sister Pauline Davis Hanson Steinback. Pauline married Shane Steinback and had two daughters, Maeve and Lila Steinback.
William Frank Hanson is the only brother of Susannah. Armond and Tawana Webb are the maternal grandparents of Coarsegold. Alfred Hanson of Selma, Nels Hanson of San Luis Obispo, Dan and Cheryl Webb of Woodbridge, and Brenda Morton of Madera are the uncles and aunts of the late kid of Victor.
Susannah was the daughter of Victor, who lived in the same family house in Selma, California, on a Small grape farm. She is the sixth generation of the Victor family. The house was homesteaded by great-great-great grandmother Lucy Anna Davis of Susannah in the late 1870s.
The farm was the birthplace of Susannah's paternal grandmother. Justice Pauline Davis Hanson was the later grandfather of the girl. She was the granddaughter of the family who descended from the original group of 19th-century Swedish pioneer founders of Kingsburg, California, William F. Hanson.
Before Susannah's demise, she was planning to continue her career in the Selma Farm area. She completed her high school graduation at California State University, Fresno campus. The victor late child graduated with a bachelor's degree in Classical Studies and European History from the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Susannah joined Pepperdine University and completed her master's degree in Public Policy. She served in the Office of University Advancement as a research critic and biographer at the University of Southern California. In the university, she assisted to formed plans to support fund-raising for USC's graduate operations, specifically the School of Medicine.
Susannah gained certification as a professor of English as a second language. In 2008, she started teaching at Duoc UC Vocational College, where she became a Spanish speaker.
Susannah coordinated with her father and worked as a travel coordinator and co-organizer of historical tours of Europe. Susannah's family and friends loved her. She had a nickname Suzy.
The remembrance ceremony of the Davis daughter was held in Selma, California, at Page Funeral Chapel after her deceased.
Former hedge fund analyst Sheelah Kolhatkar served as a staff writer for The New Yorker and resided with her husband and children in New York.
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