Suzanne Somers, the iconic TV star known for her high heels, was laid to rest wearing a pair of Timberland boots. These boots held a significant meaning for her, customized with loving messages from her devoted husband of more than 45 years, Alan Hamel. The couple enjoyed hiking and had a love for the mountains, which is why Hamel gave her the personalized boots. He wrote colorful messages on them, including phrases like "In Love Forever," "We Are One," and even "Twice a Day," which hinted at their passionate love life.

A celebration of Suzanne Somers' life took place in Palm Springs, California, where friends, family, and even billionaire Charles Koch gathered to remember her.

The program included a quote from Somers, which was also engraved on bracelets distributed to the guests. It read, "It's not who you are. It's not what you have. It's not what you do. It's only about who you love and who loves you... and I love you." The program also featured an illustration of Somers created by her daughter Leslie Hamel, labeling her as "Our brightest star."

The memorial had a theme of "Tequila & Tributes" and guests were asked to dress in "colorful cocktail attire with sparkles and feathers" to honor Somers' vibrant personality.

The event included videos of Somers singing, toasts from her family, montages of her career, and a touching performance by her granddaughter Daisy. Tables were adorned with Somers' signature pink roses, and guests received holiday candles with her favorite scent, Floating Gardenia.

Bruce, Somers' son, served as the emcee for the evening. He spoke of his mother's ability to make people feel loved, stating, "When my mother talked to you, she made you feel like a million bucks." The event concluded with Alan Hamel giving a heartfelt tribute, reading the last love letter he had written to Suzanne.

Suzanne Somers' battle with cancer was also mentioned, as she was diagnosed with breast cancer in her 50s, on top of previously battling skin cancer and severe hyperplasia in her uterus. Despite her health challenges, she emphasized the importance of a healthy lifestyle for her longevity. Somers passed away just one day before her 77th birthday, and her family expressed gratitude for the overwhelming love and affection they received.