Miss you, Susan! I loved being mother-in-laws together and was looking forward to many years of  sharing family fun and memories. We have the best kids ever; such a joy to see how God knit our families together and is working through us all to His glory. Your legacy in Taylor and Courtney will go on forever. The prayers of a godly mother like you have no limit or end.  I'm excited to,  soon enough, share face to face what God has done and is doing.
Enjoy your rest and joy in Jesus' loving presence.

My sweet dear friend.  There is not a day that goes by that I don't miss you.  Every memory of you makes me smile,  or laugh! You will always be in my ❤! 

I had Mrs. Miller for 5th grade math and homeroom at Haynes Elementary in Lubbock, TX 2005-2006. Because of Mrs. Miller I can write a check and balance my checking account by hand. She was the one who realized I had vision issues and made sure my parents took me to the eye doctor. She unfortunately had me in her class the year I grew out my bangs and I rarely had good hair days during that! I learned the hard way that when she said “you can stop talking during the lesson or sit at a desk by yourself in the back” that she wasn’t joking and I indeed did end up with my very own desk at the back of the room so I could focus! She was always warm and caring and I knew she cared about me as a person as well as a student. 

Pictured is my best friend Addison and I in her class, and the chair to my special desk! 

I’m so thankful God crossed our paths. Susan is a dear Theta sister and treasured friend! I’ll see you in heaven!
Ron and family-God bless you all with wonderful memories!
Love, D’Ann 

Susan was an amazing educator. She was totally committed to her students and would do whatever it took to assist them in their learning. She touched many lives in her classroom as well as those of us in her small group for the few years she lived in Dickinson, ND during the oil boom. It was an honor to know her.

Susan and I taught together at Denver City Intermediate School several years ago. We became good friends. I had the privilege of teaching both her sweet children in 5th grade.  She always had a smile on her face. I thought she had the most beautiful eyes. 
I’m so sad that she suffered and left this earth so young. But I have no doubt where she is today without pain , made whole. 
I’ll continue to pray for her sweet family.
                                        Sue Clampitt. 

Susan and I met through Hillside Baptist Church in Dickinson, ND. She and Ronnie joined our life group and we got to know each other through that. We had fun working on a T-shirt quilt for Courtney together and I felt I got to know Courtney through that, too! 
When Ronnie moved ahead of Susan and she stayed to finish the school year, she and I started walking regularly through the halls of her apartment building in the winter and then at Rocky Butte Park in the spring. An hour flew by as we talked and talked and shared life. We have stayed in touch over the last few years via texts, calls, cards, etc.  Her diagnosis broke my heart but continued to pray for healing...God gave her the ultimate healing as she is now whole and in the presence of her Lord, Jesus.
I will be forever grateful that Susan was my dear friend and that God gave me a sweet time of fellowship with her and Ronnie last month. I saw great love in action in so, so many ways. And their faith in God is so evident in how they lived their lives through this most challenging of times. May God bring comfort and peace to her family. She was so loved, so beautiful and the best wife, mother, Lolli and friend she could be! 

I grew up with Susan.  We lost touch after high school until Facebook and until she moved to Highlands Ranch, CO where I lived. We reconnected and started going to lunch regularly, and I loved meeting Courtney at my house when she ran by one day and finding out Courtney and my nephew's wife were sorority sisters in TX. I loved our conversations as adults and hearing about the kids and their lives, and how excited she was for Courtney to get married and how much she wanted a grandbaby and was soooo excited when that happened. My memory of Susan from high school is how kind she was, her brilliant smile, and her being a flag girl with the band. My recent adult memories were our lunches at Panera, the day she told me of the diagnosis, our brainstorming of a place the family could vacation, and planning a girls' trip when she beat this, then we hugged and cried in the parking lot. COVID kept us from having more lunches. I miss our conversations and miss her. Condolences to the family. Prayers for you all. 

I’ve known Susan since I was a little girl..we were friends at Monterey baptist church..I am her pledge sister with Kappa Alpha Theta.. she was such a sweet person..I flew on the same flight to Lubbock about two years ago..it was like we picked up where we left off..I am so sorry for her death but I know she is whole in heaven!!
Love,
Patti Mosser

Susan was a dear friend to us and sister in Christ. Her smile would light up the room and her words were always kind and soft spoken. We will miss her here on earth but know we will meet again in eternity.  Heartfelt prayers and sympathy to Ron and family. Forever in our thoughts and prayers.

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Susan Beth Miller

March 18, 1962 – July 19, 2021

Olinger Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery - Chapel Hill

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