The Westminster community is grieving the heartbreaking loss of Suzanne Chetham, affectionately known as “Inch”, whose sudden passing has left family, friends, and neighbors devastated. Suzanne was admired not for titles or accolades, but for the love, laughter, and compassion she shared so freely with everyone she met.
Those closest to her describe Suzanne as a woman whose warmth could light up any room. She was known for her generosity and her ability to make others feel seen and valued, leaving behind countless bonds of friendship and love. Whether through words of encouragement, acts of kindness, or simply her joyful presence, Suzanne made an indelible mark on all who were fortunate enough to know her.
Beyond her community connections, Suzanne cherished time with her loved ones. Family gatherings, moments with friends, and her role in the lives of those she cared for brought her immense joy. Even in life’s most difficult moments, she remained a source of humor, positivity, and strength for those around her.
Often celebrated as a giant of the Soho scene, Suzanne’s legacy extends well beyond Westminster. She will be remembered for living authentically, giving selflessly, and inspiring others with her dignity, resilience, and love.
While the circumstances of her passing remain private, what endures is the lasting impact of her spirit. Her loved ones take comfort in the memories she leaves behind, and her story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of kindness, community, and connection.
May Suzanne “Inch” Chetham rest in peace, and may her family and friends find solace in the legacy of light and love she leaves behind.