Susan Miller Fisher transitioned peacefully from this life on July 4, 2020 at her home. Born in Olean, New York, on May 24, 1960 to Richard D. and Norma Jean Miller, she attended Denbigh High School, and has been employed by Hidenwood Pharmacy for several years. In addition to her loving husband of 18 years,…
Continue ReadingSusan Miller Fisher transitioned peacefully from this life on July 4, 2020 at her home. Born in Olean, New York, on May 24, 1960 to Richard D. and Norma Jean Miller, she attended Denbigh High School, and has been employed by Hidenwood Pharmacy for several years.
In addition to her loving husband of 18 years, Steven M. Fisher, she is survived by her son, David J. Winters, Jr., two grandchildren, David J. Winters, III and Andrew Winters, four sisters Christine Ruckman, Vicki Gordinier, Kathy Spires and Kimberly Brock, three brothers Chuck Strigl, Skip Miller and Rick Miller, father-in-law Edgar Fisher and wife, Alberta, sisters-in-law Kathy Lane and Karen Phillips and a host of nieces and nephews.
Sue had a love for life and will always be known for her laughter, one-liners and a smile that could light up a room. She loved her family and friends and was happiest when surrounded by them.
Being raised in a military family, she had a passion for the Wreaths Across America program which she attended at every opportunity and placed wreaths on veterans’ graves so no veteran would be forgotten. The family is asking for support of this program in Sue’s memory. If you would like to participate, go to: https://wreathsacrossamerica.org/pages/163967 and you will go directly to the site set up for her.
A celebration of Sue’s life will be scheduled at a later date due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kathy spires
left a message on July 14, 2020:
sister, words and tears can't begin to tell you the sadness that has hit us. Wreaths Across America will always have an empty spot for me, we both have that special passion for our veterans. But I will carry it on and make you proud. I miss you so much already. I love you!
Mona Shenk DiFazio
left a message on July 13, 2020:
Since our teens we have laughed together. You were always hilarious. Since God judges our hearts, I am at peace with your new living quarters-a mansion in the sky. I will see you there someday. You can meet me on the Golden Road. To Steve and Sue’s family, I am sorry for your great loss.
Diana Call
left a message on July 12, 2020:
Sue, you will be missed by all the ppl that loved you. I was in total shock of your passing. I have know you since we worked at Herman’s Harbor House. 30 plus years ago. We just hit it off the first day I met you. Your charm and laughter would make my day more enjoyable, as we got slammed at work! You were genuine & amazing. A true gem. Rest In Peace my friend. Until we meet again. Will miss that smile. Love and hugs to a beautiful person , inside & out. Love, Diana
Tami Maloney
left a message on July 12, 2020:
Dear sweet Sue, I was devastated when I learned of your passing. You’ve always been dear to me in the nearly 30 years since we met at Bingo. I always loved your sense of humor, and you had the biggest heart of anyone I’ve ever known. Oh the stories we could tell, and boy we’ve told each other a million of them!
I still feel like I’ve been sucker-punched. I already miss you and I’ll catch you on the “other side!”
Phyllis Fletcher
left a message on July 11, 2020:
This world has been upside down for quite a while but the thing that levels the see-saw is people like Sue Miller Fisher. When you see or talk to her, she has so much goodness that some of the outside world washes away. The sadness eases up and the sun is brighter. The hearts of many are heavy and the faces are sad. I will miss you Sue but I can only hope I will keep remembering your smile and hearing you say “What’s up Phi-lass”. I love you Suzzi Q!
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Barbara Swinson
left a message on July 11, 2020:
My thoughts and prayers for you Steve, and all of sue's family and friends. I will treasure all the fun and memories especially coffee and scrabble,,which she always won,
Also the nights at the moose bingo. I will miss you tremendously. Rest peacefully my friend.
Barbara Swinson Townsend
left a message on July 11, 2020:
My thoughts and prayers for you Steve, and all of sue's family and friends. I will treasure all the fun and memories especially coffee and scrabble,,which she always won,
Also the nights at the moose bingo. I will miss you tremendously. Rest peacefully my friend.
Beverly and David Sonon
left a message on July 11, 2020:
Steve I was so sorry to hear about your wife, if we can do anything please let us know.
Bonnie MgGee
left a message on July 11, 2020:
First of all, my sincere condolences to Sue’s family. Many years have passed and I remember the love Sue had for her family. I love you Sue, I have the best memories of you. You have the most special place in my heart. Yes, it’s me Bonnie Ann. I can hear you now.
Colleen Cox
left a message on July 10, 2020:
Prayers to the family. Sue will be missed by all who knew her. Never forget the good times and what a Earnhardt fan. Love you girl. R.I.P.
Deborah Ward
left a message on July 10, 2020:
So many good times that will never be forgotten! Sue will be missed by so many!
Elizabeth Scruggs
left a message on July 10, 2020:
My condolences to the entire family. I was fortunate enough to have known Sue, she was always had a kind word and smiling face to greet you. You will be missed by your loving family and friends. Rest in peace.
Mark Wilson
left a message on July 10, 2020:
Even in Death after you fight back the Tears Sue is able to put a SMILE ON YOUR FACE
Chris Ruckman
left a message on July 10, 2020:
Rest in peace. Little Sister! You'll never know how lost we all feel without your smiling face, jokes and ready to play bingo anytime! I'll always be grateful to you and Steve for taking care of our Dad for so many years. You were the reason we had him as long as we did. I'll always love you and my life won't be the same without you. Rest in peace.
Karen Phillips
left a message on July 10, 2020:
I could not have asked for a better sister in-law. Your beautiful smile and genuine love of life were an inspiration to all those who knew you. I'm grateful to have spent time with you. You will be dearly missed.
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Kathy spires
left a message on July 14, 2020:
sister, words and tears can't begin to tell you the sadness that has hit us. Wreaths Across America will always have an empty spot for me, we both have that special passion for our veterans. But I will carry it on and make you proud. I miss you so much already. I love you!
Mona Shenk DiFazio
left a message on July 13, 2020:
Since our teens we have laughed together. You were always hilarious. Since God judges our hearts, I am at peace with your new living quarters-a mansion in the sky. I will see you there someday. You can meet me on the Golden Road. To Steve and Sue’s family, I am sorry for your great loss.
Diana Call
left a message on July 12, 2020:
Sue, you will be missed by all the ppl that loved you. I was in total shock of your passing. I have know you since we worked at Herman’s Harbor House. 30 plus years ago. We just hit it off the first day I met you. Your charm and laughter would make my day more enjoyable, as we got slammed at work! You were genuine & amazing. A true gem. Rest In Peace my friend. Until we meet again. Will miss that smile. Love and hugs to a beautiful person , inside & out. Love, Diana
Tami Maloney
left a message on July 12, 2020:
Dear sweet Sue, I was devastated when I learned of your passing. You’ve always been dear to me in the nearly 30 years since we met at Bingo. I always loved your sense of humor, and you had the biggest heart of anyone I’ve ever known. Oh the stories we could tell, and boy we’ve told each other a million of them!
I still feel like I’ve been sucker-punched. I already miss you and I’ll catch you on the “other side!”
Phyllis Fletcher
left a message on July 11, 2020:
This world has been upside down for quite a while but the thing that levels the see-saw is people like Sue Miller Fisher. When you see or talk to her, she has so much goodness that some of the outside world washes away. The sadness eases up and the sun is brighter. The hearts of many are heavy and the faces are sad. I will miss you Sue but I can only hope I will keep remembering your smile and hearing you say “What’s up Phi-lass”. I love you Suzzi Q!
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Barbara Swinson
left a message on July 11, 2020:
My thoughts and prayers for you Steve, and all of sue's family and friends. I will treasure all the fun and memories especially coffee and scrabble,,which she always won,
Also the nights at the moose bingo. I will miss you tremendously. Rest peacefully my friend.
Barbara Swinson Townsend
left a message on July 11, 2020:
My thoughts and prayers for you Steve, and all of sue's family and friends. I will treasure all the fun and memories especially coffee and scrabble,,which she always won,
Also the nights at the moose bingo. I will miss you tremendously. Rest peacefully my friend.
Beverly and David Sonon
left a message on July 11, 2020:
Steve I was so sorry to hear about your wife, if we can do anything please let us know.
Bonnie MgGee
left a message on July 11, 2020:
First of all, my sincere condolences to Sue’s family. Many years have passed and I remember the love Sue had for her family. I love you Sue, I have the best memories of you. You have the most special place in my heart. Yes, it’s me Bonnie Ann. I can hear you now.
Colleen Cox
left a message on July 10, 2020:
Prayers to the family. Sue will be missed by all who knew her. Never forget the good times and what a Earnhardt fan. Love you girl. R.I.P.
Deborah Ward
left a message on July 10, 2020:
So many good times that will never be forgotten! Sue will be missed by so many!
Elizabeth Scruggs
left a message on July 10, 2020:
My condolences to the entire family. I was fortunate enough to have known Sue, she was always had a kind word and smiling face to greet you. You will be missed by your loving family and friends. Rest in peace.
Mark Wilson
left a message on July 10, 2020:
Even in Death after you fight back the Tears Sue is able to put a SMILE ON YOUR FACE
Chris Ruckman
left a message on July 10, 2020:
Rest in peace. Little Sister! You'll never know how lost we all feel without your smiling face, jokes and ready to play bingo anytime! I'll always be grateful to you and Steve for taking care of our Dad for so many years. You were the reason we had him as long as we did. I'll always love you and my life won't be the same without you. Rest in peace.
Karen Phillips
left a message on July 10, 2020:
I could not have asked for a better sister in-law. Your beautiful smile and genuine love of life were an inspiration to all those who knew you. I'm grateful to have spent time with you. You will be dearly missed.
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