Suzanne Somers’ Husband Alan Hamel Wrote Her Love Letter Day Before Death

Suzanne Somers‘ husband, Alan Hamel, penned a heartfelt poem to his ailing spouse in her ultimate hours … and he or she was capable of learn all about his love for her the night time earlier than she died.

Alan gave Suzanne the touching phrases Saturday night time — Suzanne’s publicist R. Couri Hay informed People she learn the poem and went to mattress, later dying peacefully in her sleep.

Hay says Alan gave it to her “a day early,” so it seemingly was a gift for her birthday, which might’ve been Monday.

Alan, a movie producer, lists in all caps, the numerous methods he makes use of the phrase “love” in his each day life — from emails to his household, to exhibits on Netflix, and even about “A GREAT MEAL.”

Nonetheless, Alan says nothing comes near the love he has for his spouse of 46 years … including, “THERE IS NO VERSION OF THE WORD THAT IS APPLICABLE TO SUZANNE AND I EVEN USE THE WORD APPLICABLE ADVISEDLY.”

He goes on, saying there’s hardly something on the earth that may totally encapsulate his emotions for her — writing, “I’LL TAKE A BULLET FOR YOU DOESN’T DO IT. I WEEP WHEN I THINK ABOUT MY FEELINGS FOR YOU.”

He says they have been collectively for 55 years, being married for 46 they usually have not spent, “EVEN ONE HOUR APART FOR 42 OF THOSE YEARS.”

Alan ends his touching notice, saying the easiest way to explain the fireplace between them is just, ‘US’, UNIQUELY, MAGICALLY, INDESCRIBABLY WONDERFUL ‘US.’”