Birth date: Oct 12, 1946 Death date: Nov 4, 2021
Susan (Sue) Maurine Miller Stockwell 1946-2021 passed away peacefully at home with her husband Bob and beloved daughters Stephie and Annie in the early morning of November 4, 2021 after an evening with her children and some grandc Read Obituary
I knew Sue from high school and knew how talented she was at everything she did. I also worked with Marsha and know her family and also know Steve and Joni and Adam. My thoughts and prayers are with you all as you struggle to make sense of her going while she was still young at heart. May God blessings be on you all.
Shirlene Rawlins
Years ago I sent a poem to my darling big sister Sue. She and I both had the good fortune of living in many different states and experiencing life outside of the community we grew up in. We called each other often and relied on one another through those moves. The poem describes well how I feel about her.
TO MY SISTER
We’ve shared a special closeness many sisters never know;
A bond that seems to deepen ‘tho it started long ago.
You, who know my ups snd downs and all my ins and outs,
Have listened to my hopes and dreams and even shared my doubts.
So much alike in many ways, we sometimes disagree,
Yet and I’d take on the world for you as I know you would do for me.
I enclose my deep affection with these special thoughts I send;
You are more than just a sister - you’re a treasured friend!
With all my heart and love, missing you so much already!
Rosie
My heart goes out to all of you with love. I met Sue when she & Bob moved to Minot, ND. I loved & admired her so much. She was a true friend & a perfect example of what a daughter of God should be. I miss her sweet smile & the visits we used to have. I feel it a blessing to have known her.
Aunt Sue was indomitable. She was truly a Miller - with a work ethic that would make others drop and a cheerful sparkle in every interaction. I have so many lovely memories of her. She opened her home to Stephen, Emilie and I when we lived in Provo and were going to school there. We had standing invitations to Sunday night dinners. I admired her garden there and have never been able to grow a zucchini plant like she could. I remember her leading all the cousins in a specially amended "For the Strength of Ruth" tribute song to grandma. I was lucky to live in Indiana when her daughter and my cousin Stephanie lived there, and I remember a visit she made to John and I when we lived in the tiniest little house and I was pregnant with my first baby. I made lemon curd for the first time and still cherish her compliment about how nice it tasted. I am so grateful for the love Sue offered everyone who crossed her path.
