Is this Susie Cinncinatti?

[MBE]

Joellyn Lambert, 73, Newport

Joellyn Jane Lambert, 73, of Newport, passed away Thursday, May 1, 2008 at St. Luke Hospice Unit.

She was the daughter of the late Joseph and Mary Scherk Holmes.

Joellyn was preceded in death by her husband, Gaylord Antrobus and a son, Barry Lee Bacher.

She is survived by daughters, Delia G. Green of Newport, Angela Vane Starns of Covington, Linda Marie Lalley of Ft. Thomas; sons, David Allen Bacher of Nashville, Tenn., Bruce Eric Bacher (RuthAnn) of Bowling Greene, Ky, Robert Leroy Lambert (Michelle) of Nashville; sisters, Mary Elizabeth Aylesworth (David) of ShallowWater, Texas, Geneva Joan Thompson (Eugene) of Seattle, Washington; 12 Grandchildren and 16 Great Grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Friday, May 2, 2008 at Peoples Funeral Home in Butler. A cremation ceremony was held.

Memorials are suggested to go to the children of Joellyn Lambert.

[John]

Sounds about right, age-wise. And the name is right too.

[Aegir]

Susie Cincinnati's a real person? I never heard that before.

[Sheriff John Stone]

Many years ago (1976 or 1977?) I read a short article on the "real" Susie Cincinnatti" in Rolling Stone magazine. Don't have it, though. It was in a library....

[MBE]

I have it, Al really met this cabdriver who made an impresion on him and basically ran with it.

[Sheriff John Stone]

I have it, Al really met this cabdriver who made an impresion on him and basically ran with it.

You know, I have to chuckle a little bit, because it just shows how big the Beach Boys were back then, that Rolling Stone would devote ink to a story like that! Ah, those were the days...

[Andrew G. Doe]

I have it, Al really met this cabdriver who made an impresion on him and basically ran with it.

You know, I have to chuckle a little bit, because it just shows how big the Beach Boys were back then, that Rolling Stone would devote ink to a story like that! Ah, those were the days...

Some time later, when there was a family problem for "Susie" (husband was hurt, couldn't work), the BB either did a benefit in Cincy or helped financially (can't recall which).

[Eric Aniversario]

That's sad to hear.  I'm willing to bet that Al doesn't know about this yet.  Here's a picture that I have in my files:

[The Shift]

Agree, that's sad news. The song Susie Cincinnati's a great rocker, one I used to play full blast when I was younger and didn't have a partner with sensitive ears! Sorry to hear the inspiration has passed away.

But that photo Eric  -  why is Susie hanging out with the Village People!?!?!  I mean, WHAT is Mike wearing and WHO did his hair? (and who stole his short and left a bath plug in its place?)

[DJF]

that is her in the article.  her daughter I believe posted on one of the boards (Blueboard I think) about it when she passed away a few months ago.

[Emdeeh]

I'm willing to bet that Al doesn't know about this yet.

Al knows -- Billy Hinsche passed the word along to him.