Suzanne C. Walker is a native of the West Coast. She grew up in Monmouth, Oregon, and moved with her family to Ames, Iowa while in high school. Upon graduation from high school, she again moved east with her family, to West Lafayette, Indiana. She attended Purdue University, and completed her B.A. in Psychology in 1991. After college, she did social work with mentally ill adults in Chicago for three years before moving back to West Lafayette to complete her Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology.

In 1998, Suzanne married her best friend, Bill, and they now have four children (Maggie, Molly, Sam, and Charlie). Her family is her center, and she can frequently be found happily snapping away on her camera while playing with her kids (each of whom emitted a high-pitched “CHEESE” as their first word). Photography, design, and art have been hobbies she has loved for several years, and she hopes to always continue to learn, grow and try new things in these media.

She began scrapbooking when her oldest daughter, Maggie, was about 3 months old, and stumbled upon digital scrapbooking in January 2003, never to glance back at her paper supplies or funky-edged scissors. She loves the freedom that digital scrapbooking allows in style, content and presentation. She has been published in Making Memories, Simple Scrapbooks, Creating Keepsakes, and Better Homes and Gardens, among other familiar publications.

She is impulsive (dug and landscaped a fish pond in her back yard the week before her wedding), loyal and loving (would do just about anything for her Cool-Mom Club girls), and hates meatloaf with a consuming passion.
Suzanne has also developed several photography classes for Digital Scrapbook University. Visit DSU to see Suzanne's class list.