Obituary
Suzanne (Sue) Marie Miller
Suzanne (Sue) Marie Miller, aged 73, of La Crosse Wisconsin passed away March 2nd, 2026, at Aspirus Hospital in Wausau, Wisconsin with her beloved daughter by her side.
Suzanne was born to Waldemar Christian and Cleo (Chandler) Christian on January 17th, 1953. Sue studied physical education for special needs children. Throughout her life Sue was an advocate for those not as fortunate. Sue married Jeff Miller on October 14th, 1972 in Madison, Wisconsin. Sue gave birth to her only child, Heather, in November of 1973. She worked at Altra
Federal Credit Union and H&R Block for many years.
Sue and Jeff were Grenadiers with La Crosse Oktoberfest from 1995 to 2005. They remained active as alumni Grenadiers for many years. Sue also enjoyed volunteering her time at La Crosse Irish fest. Sue was also known for enjoying Wisconsin sports and getting lost in a good book. Later in life, Sue would also enjoy living on the lake in Rhinelander, Wisconsin.
She was survived by her daughter Heather Price (Scott Price) and granddaughter Victoria Price (Brandon Nelson) and a special friend Mick Garenier. Also survived by many nieces, nephews, and cousins. She was preceded in death by her loving husband Jeffery Miller, parents Waldemar Christian and Cleo (Chandler) Christian, as well as her sister Linda (Christian) Schmidt.
The Price family would like to thank the Aspirus Hospital in both Rhinelander and Wausau for their extraordinary care and support of Sue and our family. Thank you to the Coulee Region Cremation group for their support during this difficult time. Sue’s celebration of life will be planned for a later date. Please watch Facebook for details.
Heather, our deepest condolences go out to you and Scott. Keeping you in our prayers. Rest in peace, Sue.
Sue and I were high school friends and created some lasting memories. She was loved by so many and will be sorely missed. My deepest condolences and love to Heather and her family.
Sue and her family lived around the corner from my childhood home on Nichols Rd in Monona. Her Dad, Wally, walked back and forth to his job at the city hall. He always greeted us as went by.
Now Sue has gone to be with her folks and her husband. Rest well, Sue. I will miss our chance meetings in Lacrosse.
I was introduced to Momma Sue as a Grenadier. She was definitely a Momma to all. R.I.P Momma Sue. Hugs to you Heather and all your family.