Suzy Parker

Georgia's father Pierre de la Salle lived in Mammoth Lakes California for many years with his wife Berenice whom he married in 1977. In 1960 Parker met actor Bradford Dillman on the set of their movie Circle of Deception. They then moved to Montecito in the Santa Barbara area where Suzy remained until her death in 2003.

She was the first model to earn $100000 per year and the only fashion model to have a Beatles song named after her even if an unreleased one. She appeared in several Revlon advertisements but Suzy Parker also appeared in advertisements for many other cosmetic companies as well including Solo Products the largest hair care product company in the country at the time as no model had an exclusive make-up contract until Lauren Hutton (for Revlon and Revlon's Ultima) and Karen Graham (Estée Lauder) signed them in the early 1970s. Her modeling career reached its zenith during the 1950s when Suzy Parker appeared on the cover of dozens of magazines advertisements and in movie and television roles.