Beloved daughter of Charles Bert Yowell and Rose Ann Yowell (Yencarelli). Beloved wife of Michael E. Miller. Dear mother of Jamie Marie Reape-Miller, Christopher Michael (Dawn) Miller, Jessica (Nick) Clough and Matthew Miller. Dear grandmother of Ava Miller. Dear sister of Charlie (Kathy) Yowell, Dianne Pearl Yowell and Virgil Yowell. Our dear sister-in-law, great niece, aunt, cousin and friend.
SERVICES: Memorial visitation at Kutis Affton Chapel (10151 Gravois Road Affton, Missouri 63123) on Saturday, September 5, 11:00 a.m. until memorial service at 2:00 p.m. Contributions to the Humane Society of Missouri appreciated.
Prayers for Suzanne, her family, friends and co-workers. This was such a shock to all of us. I worked with Suzanne for years and loved seeing her good morning messages. She was so nice and helpful always willing to bring happiness to the team. God Bless her and prayers for everyone who knew and loved her.
Praying for Susanne and her family. I was saddened to get the news from her daughter. Susanne and I met at work, although we did not work together, we chatted frequently and texted as well. We got to meet in person this April 2026 at the Weenie dog races in Buda, TX. What a joy to meet her and her husband. Her passing is so sad! She will be missed!
Thoughts and prayers are with the family. I am saddened of the sudden loss. Susanne brightened up a room with her smile. I always looked forward to seeing Susanne and hearing about her dogs. The love Susanne shared was truly special. May those memories stay close to our hearts.
Susanne was a co-worker on the Nurseline, and my friend. We had a great time arranging activities for our Nurseline team, and watching her wiener dogs race! Susanne was always winning awards on the Nurseline, and even won a trip out of town. Her childlike excitement was contagious, especially when getting together with the co-workers for baby showers, Christmas (Toys for Tots), a retirement party, etc. I will never forget her smile, warmth, and her positivity. She was loved and is dearly missed.