The family of Suzanne Somers, who passed away at the age of 76 on Sunday, is paying tribute to the late star. Known for her role in "Three's Company," Somers battled breast cancer for over 23 years. She died just one day before her 77th birthday. Her granddaughter, Violet, shared a heartfelt "final birthday card" she had written for her grandmother, affectionately calling her "Zannie." 

In the letter, Violet expresses her love and gratitude, mentioning memories of Somers' handwriting on birthday cards and her love for sweets. She hopes that Somers will be able to sing in the afterlife, mentioning several songs and people who have passed away, including John Ritter, Somers' co-star in "Three's Company.

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Violet wishes her grandmother a warm welcome into the other realm, filled with loved ones. She concludes the letter by saying that Somers' legacy will live on and that she will always be with her. Violet's father, Bruce Jr., also pays tribute to his late mother, describing her as a brave warrior and an icon. He expresses his pride and privilege of being able to call her "Mom" and describes their close bond growing up. Somers' husband, Alan Hamel, and her family were by her side when she passed away. A memorial will be held next month to celebrate her extraordinary life.