Susan Zareski

Growing up in New York City and Long Island, Susan received her bachelor’s degree in Nursing from University of Connecticut. She then went on to pursue her masters in Nursing, Education, and Adult Clinical Psychology from UCLA. After teaching at El Camino College for 45 years as a Professor of Nursing, she finally retired 9 years ago at the age of 66. Susan values her family and home life, particularly her husband of 53 years who has made her life very interesting. Susan enjoys traveling with her husband all over the world and is also a voracious reader. On average, she reads about 3 ~ 5 books a week and frequents the Peninsula Center Library. She also loves knowing about people and being with people. It was her curiosity about people that drew her towards Nursing. Right now her biggest interest is her four grandchildren – 2 girls and 2 twin boys. She feels very fortunate to lead the life she has as she has been loved, felt loved, and has the capacity to love others. Location: Palos Verdes Estates, CA. Susan’s message for the world: “To relate to people. The gift of being able to be with people, and take care of people are very important.”
Abstract/Description: Growing up in New York City and Long Island, Susan received her bachelor’s degree in Nursing from University of Connecticut. She then went on to pursue her masters in Nursing, Education, and Adult Clinical Psychology from UCLA. After teaching at El Camino College for 45 years as a Professor of Nursing, she finally retired 9 years ago at the age of 66. Susan values her family and home life, particularly her husband of 53 years who has made her life very interesting. Susan enjoys traveling with her husband all over the world and is also a voracious reader. On average, she reads about 3 ~ 5 books a week and frequents the Peninsula Center Library. She also loves knowing about people and being with people. It was her curiosity about people that drew her towards Nursing. Right now her biggest interest is her four grandchildren – 2 girls and 2 twin boys. She feels very fortunate to lead the life she has as she has been loved, felt loved, and has the capacity to love others. Location: Palos Verdes Estates, CA. Susan’s message for the world: “To relate to people. The gift of being able to be with people, and take care of people are very important.”
Subject(s): Portraits
Zareski, Susan
Palos Verdes Estates (Calif.)
2011-2020
Title: Susan Zareski.
Name(s): Lin, Charlice, photographer
Type of Resource: still image
Other Date: 2017-08-08
Abstract/Description: Growing up in New York City and Long Island, Susan received her bachelor’s degree in Nursing from University of Connecticut. She then went on to pursue her masters in Nursing, Education, and Adult Clinical Psychology from UCLA. After teaching at El Camino College for 45 years as a Professor of Nursing, she finally retired 9 years ago at the age of 66. Susan values her family and home life, particularly her husband of 53 years who has made her life very interesting. Susan enjoys traveling with her husband all over the world and is also a voracious reader. On average, she reads about 3 ~ 5 books a week and frequents the Peninsula Center Library. She also loves knowing about people and being with people. It was her curiosity about people that drew her towards Nursing. Right now her biggest interest is her four grandchildren – 2 girls and 2 twin boys. She feels very fortunate to lead the life she has as she has been loved, felt loved, and has the capacity to love others. Location: Palos Verdes Estates, CA. Susan’s message for the world: “To relate to people. The gift of being able to be with people, and take care of people are very important.”
Identifier(s): 000043091_23.jpg (Local)
Subject(s): Portraits
Zareski, Susan
Palos Verdes Estates (Calif.)
2011-2020
Held by: Palos Verdes Library District. Peninsula Center Library
Location: Local History Center
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