Connie Marie Sullivan Miller
It is with a heavy heart to announce the unexpected loss of Connie Miller. Connie passed away from natural causes, in her Tacoma home, on the morning of Monday, November 16th, 2020. Connie was born to William L. and Barbra E. Sullivan in Yakima, Wa. She was born on her mother's sixteenth birthday, June 23rd,1962.
Connie was the oldest of five. Siblings: Teresa Harper, Barbie Maybee (deceased), Billy Sullivan, and Sheila Ramirez. She also had an older sister that was found later in life, Darla Nieder. Connie was survived by her husband Randy Miller and her three children, Josh Wahl, Candace Marie Wahl and Nicole Joseph. Connie adored her special relationships with her grandchildren: grandsons Seth Wahl and Lucis Bizak and five granddaughters, Lily Wahl, Callie Marie Wahl-Morin, Jordyn Joseph, Drew Joseph and Morgan Joseph. Connie enjoyed getting down on the floor playing with her grandchildren and wouldn't miss an opportunity to be silly with them. Often being a bad influence, getting on her daughters' nerves, but making her grandchildren laugh. Connie was a kind, compassionate, and free-spirited person.
Connie loved to make small talk and could be found chatting with complete strangers. She enjoyed traveling to San Francisco with her husband and to Los Angeles with her sisters. Ocean Shores and boulders cave are some of her favorite places. She would also drop everything to support her loved ones. Connie's passing leaves a significant void in her family's lives and a tremendous hole in their hearts. She was deeply loved. Her family is comforted in knowing that she will embrace the love of her mom, dad, and sister in heaven.
Due to Covid-19, there will be a very small intimate arrangement for her burial at Terrace Heights Memorial Park, later to follow a celebration of life in the spring.
It is with a heavy heart to announce the unexpected loss of Connie Miller. Connie passed away from natural causes, in her Tacoma home, on the morning of Monday, November 16th, 2020. Connie was born to William L. and Barbra E. Sullivan in Yakima, Wa. She was born on her mother's sixteenth birthday, June 23rd,1962.
Connie was the oldest of five. Siblings: Teresa Harper, Barbie Maybee (deceased), Billy Sullivan, and Sheila Ramirez. She also had an older sister that was found later in life, Darla Nieder. Connie was survived by her husband Randy Miller and her three children, Josh Wahl, Candace Marie Wahl and Nicole Joseph. Connie adored her special relationships with her grandchildren: grandsons Seth Wahl and Lucis Bizak and five granddaughters, Lily Wahl, Callie Marie Wahl-Morin, Jordyn Joseph, Drew Joseph and Morgan Joseph. Connie enjoyed getting down on the floor playing with her grandchildren and wouldn't miss an opportunity to be silly with them. Often being a bad influence, getting on her daughters' nerves, but making her grandchildren laugh. Connie was a kind, compassionate, and free-spirited person.
Connie loved to make small talk and could be found chatting with complete strangers. She enjoyed traveling to San Francisco with her husband and to Los Angeles with her sisters. Ocean Shores and boulders cave are some of her favorite places. She would also drop everything to support her loved ones. Connie's passing leaves a significant void in her family's lives and a tremendous hole in their hearts. She was deeply loved. Her family is comforted in knowing that she will embrace the love of her mom, dad, and sister in heaven.
Due to Covid-19, there will be a very small intimate arrangement for her burial at Terrace Heights Memorial Park, later to follow a celebration of life in the spring.
Connie Marie Sullivan Miller
It is with a heavy heart to announce the unexpected loss of Connie Miller. Connie passed away from natural causes, in her Tacoma home, on the morning of Monday, November 16th, 2020. Connie was born to William L. and Barbra E. Sullivan in Yakima, Wa. She was born on her mother's sixteenth birthday, June 23rd,1962.
Connie was the oldest of five. Siblings: Teresa Harper, Barbie Maybee (deceased), Billy Sullivan, and Sheila Ramirez. She also had an older sister that was found later in life, Darla Nieder. Connie was survived by her husband Randy Miller and her three children, Josh Wahl, Candace Marie Wahl and Nicole Joseph. Connie adored her special relationships with her grandchildren: grandsons Seth Wahl and Lucis Bizak and five granddaughters, Lily Wahl, Callie Marie Wahl-Morin, Jordyn Joseph, Drew Joseph and Morgan Joseph. Connie enjoyed getting down on the floor playing with her grandchildren and wouldn't miss an opportunity to be silly with them. Often being a bad influence, getting on her daughters' nerves, but making her grandchildren laugh. Connie was a kind, compassionate, and free-spirited person.
Connie loved to make small talk and could be found chatting with complete strangers. She enjoyed traveling to San Francisco with her husband and to Los Angeles with her sisters. Ocean Shores and boulders cave are some of her favorite places. She would also drop everything to support her loved ones. Connie's passing leaves a significant void in her family's lives and a tremendous hole in their hearts. She was deeply loved. Her family is comforted in knowing that she will embrace the love of her mom, dad, and sister in heaven.
Due to Covid-19, there will be a very small intimate arrangement for her burial at Terrace Heights Memorial Park, later to follow a celebration of life in the spring.
It is with a heavy heart to announce the unexpected loss of Connie Miller. Connie passed away from natural causes, in her Tacoma home, on the morning of Monday, November 16th, 2020. Connie was born to William L. and Barbra E. Sullivan in Yakima, Wa. She was born on her mother's sixteenth birthday, June 23rd,1962.
Connie was the oldest of five. Siblings: Teresa Harper, Barbie Maybee (deceased), Billy Sullivan, and Sheila Ramirez. She also had an older sister that was found later in life, Darla Nieder. Connie was survived by her husband Randy Miller and her three children, Josh Wahl, Candace Marie Wahl and Nicole Joseph. Connie adored her special relationships with her grandchildren: grandsons Seth Wahl and Lucis Bizak and five granddaughters, Lily Wahl, Callie Marie Wahl-Morin, Jordyn Joseph, Drew Joseph and Morgan Joseph. Connie enjoyed getting down on the floor playing with her grandchildren and wouldn't miss an opportunity to be silly with them. Often being a bad influence, getting on her daughters' nerves, but making her grandchildren laugh. Connie was a kind, compassionate, and free-spirited person.
Connie loved to make small talk and could be found chatting with complete strangers. She enjoyed traveling to San Francisco with her husband and to Los Angeles with her sisters. Ocean Shores and boulders cave are some of her favorite places. She would also drop everything to support her loved ones. Connie's passing leaves a significant void in her family's lives and a tremendous hole in their hearts. She was deeply loved. Her family is comforted in knowing that she will embrace the love of her mom, dad, and sister in heaven.
Due to Covid-19, there will be a very small intimate arrangement for her burial at Terrace Heights Memorial Park, later to follow a celebration of life in the spring.
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