JoAnn Ethel Miller
(nee Mueller) Passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family on December 29, 2021, age 84.
Devoted daughter of the late Earl and Ethel Mueller. Beloved wife of the late Jerry Miller for 60 years. Loving Mother of Kurt (Julie), Pam (Rusty) Semler and her very special handicapped son Jerry Jr. Proud grandmothe…read more
(nee Mueller) Passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family on December 29, 2021, age 84.
Devoted daughter of the late Earl and Ethel Mueller. Beloved wife of the late Jerry Miller for 60 years. Loving Mother of Kurt (Julie), Pam (Rusty) Semler and her very special handicapped son Jerry Jr. Proud grandmother of 7 and great-grandmother of 13. Sister of the late Earl Jr. (Sharon), Ronald (the late Jackie), Ernie (Pat), the late Kenneth (Doreen) and the late Johnny (the late Barbara). Beloved sister-in-law of Dan (the late Sharon) and the late Tony Miller.
In lieu of flowers, memorials appreciated to the UW Cancer Center at ProHealth Care and Easterseals Southeast Wisconsin Waukesha Adult Day Program.
A special thank you to Pewaukee UW Cancer Center, Dr. Raza, Dr. Hwang, and their very loving, caring staff, and to ProHealth Hospice Care, Liz, Jody and Brenda. You are all truly special people!
Private services to be held at a later date.
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In lieu of flowers, memorials appreciated to the U.W. Cancer Center at ProHealth and Easterseals South East Wisconsin Waukesha Adult Day Program.
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Suzanne Halwas Anderson posted on 1/9/22
We are so sorry to learn of JoAnn's passing. Our sincere sympathy to you all! We so admired the selfless devotion she gave to her family. She was a wonderful woman. With my having left the Milwaukee area over 50 years ago, it was only the last few months that JoAnn and I reunited and began corresponding with one another. We had so many good memories of days gone by . . . it might have been cutting records while singing silly songs at my parent's house or eating lunch with our families around her mother's, my Aunt Ethel's, kitchen table . . . "Those were the days"! . . . Appreciate the memories. . .