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Sue Iola (Smith) Millar
1902 - Dec 9, 1996
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PLAINVIEW - Sue
Iola Smith Millar, 94, died Monday, Dec. 9,
1996.
Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday
in Lawnview Cemetery at Cordell, Okla., with R.B.
Mathis, pastor of First Baptist Church of
Cordell, officiating. Arrangements are by
Wood-Dunning Funeral Home.
Mrs. Millar was born in Cordell and educated in
the Cordell schools. She married Harry Millar in
1957 at Oklahoma. He died in 1976.
She moved from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, to Sun
City, Ariz., in 1959. She moved to Plainview in
1990. She was a salesperson for ladies apparel
and a homemaker. She also was an artist.
Survivors include a stepdaughter, Dolores
Fabiani of Isola d'Elba, Italy; and a sister,
Edith Boatright of Plainview.
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