Susan K. Milton, 74, previously of Mayville, passed away peacefully on Saturday, November 19, 2022, at her home in Grafton, Wisconsin. A celebration of life service for Susan will begin on Friday, November 25, 2022, at 11:00 a.m. at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Mayville with Rev Fr. Joe Dominic presiding. Susan was born theContinue Reading
Susan K. Milton, 74, previously of Mayville, passed away peacefully on Saturday, November 19, 2022, at her home in Grafton, Wisconsin.
A celebration of life service for Susan will begin on Friday, November 25, 2022, at 11:00 a.m. at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Mayville with Rev Fr. Joe Dominic presiding.
Susan was born the daughter of Dr. Oliver and Hazel (Weiss) Herman on October 16, 1948. Susan married Patrick Milton on December 26, 1970, in Allenton, Wisconsin. They were married for 35 years. Susan attended UW Whitewater where she received her bachelor’s degree in teaching. She was a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church and was also treasurer.
Susan was a devoted mother, wife, and partner. She loved traveling and spending time with loved ones. Susan enjoyed the outdoors, gardening, birdwatching, and flowers and was a member of the Nature Conservatory. She was an educator and loved teaching her students, many whom she still has active friendships with today. Although she is survived by her family, her extensive friendships span from California, through Wisconsin and as far away as Mexico and Turkey. Susan was a truly amazing woman. Susan will follow the path the Lord God has set for her in eternity and is joined with loved ones we have already paid tribute too. We await the opportunity to join hands with her in the future.
Susan is survived by her children: Matt (Katie) Milton; Ryan Milton; Allison Milton (Troy Wheeler); grandchildren: Emma Milton; Grace Milton; Porter Milton; Olivia Milton; and Frances Milton; and her loving partner of 15 years, Tony Weasler; and the Weasler family (Children, Grandchildren, and Spouses).
Susan is preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Patrick; and her sister Patty Herman.
Saida Pagan
left a message on January 14, 2024:
I am wondering if Susan K. Milton was the same educator who worked in adult education for LAUSD in the 1990s. If so, she was one of my mentors when I first became an educator and was one of my Facebook friends. Sue Milton was a very lovely, caring and intelligent person. May her soul rest in peace.
Tom Codey
left a message on November 28, 2022:
If you were lucky enough to have Sue in your life at any time , you were truly blessed. If there is an afterlife, Sue is front and center.
Anne Byrnes
left a message on November 25, 2022:
Tom, Patty, Tedd, Jenna, Connor, Sofia, Annie and Dan
left a message on November 25, 2022:
Anne/Bob/Carol/Steve Herman
left a message on November 23, 2022:
The Weaslers - Marc, Bridget, Maeve & Charlie
left a message on November 23, 2022:
Sallie Carroll
left a message on November 23, 2022:
Sue Milton was one of my very first friends when I moved to California 40 years ago. We shared many confidences about the trials and tribulations of raising kids but also much fun and laughter with her one of a kind presents at our white elephant New Year’s Eve progressive dinners and her infamous dessert-o-ramas! She called herself an “introvert” but that girl had the kindest heart and most giving spirit of anyone I knew. She fought hard to beat this for Tony and her kids and I never, ever heard a single complaint. I will miss you terribly Sue, but you have made a lasting impression on my life. Rest now in peace.
Marlys Mccrank
left a message on November 23, 2022:
In the many years that my family knew Sue, her favorite phrase was -M-M-M-M-M. She loved food and cooking for others. We shared many Sunday night dinners, Thanksgivings, Christmases and, who could forget Sue's "Dessert-O-Rama! We supported each other when our husbands were away, working in distant cities or countries with Wednesday night dinner at Mimi's, Friday night Mexican or pie and coffee at Coco"s. After retiring and moving away, her Christmas packages always contained gingerbread cookies for me, homemade jam and candies. for Jim. She and I loved good books and Sue was instrumental in encouraging me to become an adult literacy tutor. She and Tony last visited us in AZ after her cancer diagnosis and first surgery. We took them to see the Grand Canyon since she had never been there and she never stopped talking about that day's experience. I think about that day a lot as well. She was more than a friend, more like a sister to me. Love you Sue!
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Saida Pagan
left a message on January 14, 2024:
I am wondering if Susan K. Milton was the same educator who worked in adult education for LAUSD in the 1990s. If so, she was one of my mentors when I first became an educator and was one of my Facebook friends. Sue Milton was a very lovely, caring and intelligent person. May her soul rest in peace.
Tom Codey
left a message on November 28, 2022:
If you were lucky enough to have Sue in your life at any time , you were truly blessed. If there is an afterlife, Sue is front and center.
Anne Byrnes
left a message on November 25, 2022:
Tom, Patty, Tedd, Jenna, Connor, Sofia, Annie and Dan
left a message on November 25, 2022:
Anne/Bob/Carol/Steve Herman
left a message on November 23, 2022:
The Weaslers - Marc, Bridget, Maeve & Charlie
left a message on November 23, 2022:
Sallie Carroll
left a message on November 23, 2022:
Sue Milton was one of my very first friends when I moved to California 40 years ago. We shared many confidences about the trials and tribulations of raising kids but also much fun and laughter with her one of a kind presents at our white elephant New Year’s Eve progressive dinners and her infamous dessert-o-ramas! She called herself an “introvert” but that girl had the kindest heart and most giving spirit of anyone I knew. She fought hard to beat this for Tony and her kids and I never, ever heard a single complaint. I will miss you terribly Sue, but you have made a lasting impression on my life. Rest now in peace.
Marlys Mccrank
left a message on November 23, 2022:
In the many years that my family knew Sue, her favorite phrase was -M-M-M-M-M. She loved food and cooking for others. We shared many Sunday night dinners, Thanksgivings, Christmases and, who could forget Sue's "Dessert-O-Rama! We supported each other when our husbands were away, working in distant cities or countries with Wednesday night dinner at Mimi's, Friday night Mexican or pie and coffee at Coco"s. After retiring and moving away, her Christmas packages always contained gingerbread cookies for me, homemade jam and candies. for Jim. She and I loved good books and Sue was instrumental in encouraging me to become an adult literacy tutor. She and Tony last visited us in AZ after her cancer diagnosis and first surgery. We took them to see the Grand Canyon since she had never been there and she never stopped talking about that day's experience. I think about that day a lot as well. She was more than a friend, more like a sister to me. Love you Sue!
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