You all inspired me to look for my Susan Hayward scrapbook, started around 1951 and ending with her death in 1975 (and my busy life as a wife and mother). It was just where it should have been, having survived three major moves. I have looked through it and dissolved back into the head of the 12 year-old girl who started it out of love and admiration and identification. I never thought I would be going back to that place... but here I am, and here you are. I discovered that I have some pictures I don't believe you have, and the original article from the Atlanta Constitution covering her funeral. If there is anything I have that can add to your wonderful website, Ginger, you just need to ask. Susan obviously touched a lot of hearts, reached a lot of people, left indelible imprints. God rest her soul.
Dorothy

Dorothy, I'm so glad you found your scrapbook! Of course, if you have anything from your scrapbook that you would like to share or scan or send to me, please feel free to do so. Sometimes it takes me a while to get it on this message board or on Susan's pages, but I try to put up as much as I have time for, especially things that are very rare, and the Atlanta Constitution coverage sounds very interesting. I did receive your email and will respond and send you my mailing address. Thank you very much and we are so glad to have you here.

I had kept a collection of photos and articles of Susan from the time I was 13 years old until I was in my mid- thirties, but we had a fire in our apartment in the early 1980's and I lost all of my collection. It has been so wonderful to have the opportunity to start over with my interest in Susan and to have others share with me and the rest of the world.. many thanks to all!

Hello Dorothy;
I am so pleased that you came cross this website on our Susan. It's a journey you will not soon forget.As for myself, my admiration for Susan goes back a long time like 1952, when I saw this beautiful lady singing her heart out in "With A Song In My Heart" it was later on that I found out that Jane Froman was actually doing the singing. I fell in love with Susan and today I still feel the same as I did in 1952. I haven't had the privileged to travel to Carrollton, but that is one of my goals in the future. I am so happy with my life long collection on this adorable lady and Ginger has taken the project of posting the photos and magazine covers that I have sent her. Welcome to this site and please come back soon. Drop me a line if you wish.
Take care......Ray