Linda Sue Miller-Page

Linda Sue Miller-Page, age 63 passed away April 12, at her home in Tacoma, WA of natural causes. Linda was born on September 24, 1948 in Missoula, MT. She moved with her family to Anaconda when she was about 7. She attended St. Paul’s Elementary School and Anaconda Central High School. She graduated in 1966. She worked at Warm Springs State Hospital for several years. She went to work at the Anaconda Smelter until she became disabled. Linda loved going to garage sales, baking, crafting, and celebrating holidays. Her favorite thing to do was to spend time with her grandchildren. She was an amazing “Nana” to all of her grandchildren and a special auntie to all her nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Rudy and Levone Karlovich, and Kreston and June Barclay. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law Jana and Rob Miller of McChord AFD, her grandchildren Kallie and Matt Williams of Steilacoom, WA; grandson Dylan Miller and granddaughter Chloe Miller of McChord AFB; Her parents Dolores and Tom Barclay of Anaconda, MT; brothers Bill (Lucy) Miller of Anaconda, Mike (Jeanne) Miller of Kentucky; her sisters Cheryl Palm of Anaconda, Cassandra Doss of Belgrade and Tammy (Gerry) Maney of Missoula, MT; her nieces and nephews Cena Phillips of ID, Rona Miller of Butte, Daile McCleod of PA, Letia (Matt) Clouston of CA, Zach Miller of Sweden, Jon-Paul Sletten of WA, Jessica (Joe) Daniels of FL, April (David) Feeley, Tom Maney, Jennifer Maney and Eric Maney all of Missoula, MT. Her great nieces and nephews Emma Daniels, Kinsey Kaylor, Kellan Feeley, Kohlten Maney, and a great niece due at the end of April. Her granddoggers Sophie and Sadie and her grandcat Sawyer. Memorials donations can be made in Linda’s name to the American Cancer Society, American Diabetes Association or to Camp Make-a-Dream of Montana. Cremation is being handled by Edwards Memorial Funeral and Cremation Services in University Place, WA. There will be a memorial service in Missoula and burial of cremated remains in Anaconda at a later date.