In Memory of Roger Susanin
Roger Susanin’s family has asked that gifts in his memory support the Mission for Educating Children with Autism (MECA) and its PAAL program. Every gift made in Roger’s name honors his life — and helps individuals with autism build independent, meaningful adult lives.
In loving memory
A Life Remembered
Roger Susanin is remembered with love by his family and friends. In his memory, his family has asked that gifts be directed to the Mission for Educating Children with Autism (MECA) and its PAAL program, so that Roger’s name carries forward in work that changes lives.
Roger’s family will share a full remembrance here soon.
Gifts made in Roger’s memory go directly to MECA, the nonprofit behind PAAL — supporting community-based programs that help individuals with autism build independence, employment readiness, and lifelong skills in Chester County and beyond.
Ways to Give in Roger’s Memory
However you choose to give, please include Roger’s name with your gift so his family knows their community remembered him.
Give Online
One secure link accepts PayPal, Venmo, and debit or credit card payments.
If you check out with a PayPal account, please add In memory of Roger Susanin in the note field so his family can be notified.
Donate OnlineVenmo and card checkouts don’t include a note field — after giving, please email us your dedication (see “Share Your Dedication”).
Give by Check
Email gsatriale@paalprogram.org or call (610) 873‑6291 and we’ll send you check instructions.
Please write In memory of Roger Susanin on your check’s memo line.
Questions about a mailed gift? Call (610) 873‑6291.
Share Your Dedication
If you gave through Venmo or by card — or simply want Roger’s family to know — email us your name, the date and amount of your gift, and your dedication. We will make sure the family is notified of every gift made in Roger’s memory.
Email Your DedicationMECA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization — gifts made in Roger’s memory are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
Thank You for Remembering Roger.
Every gift made in his name strengthens the work his family chose to support — helping individuals with autism live fuller, more independent lives.