Birth date: Jul 28, 1956 Death date: May 23, 2021
A feisty fighter, Mildred "Millie" Slusher Caldwell Isaacs, age 64, of Xenia, passed away on Sunday, May 23rd, 2021. Millie, who was also called "Mo," was born on July 28th, 1956 to Nola and Roy Slusher. She grew up in Kentucky i Read Obituary
Dear Mo, I was just laying here tonight thinking about you and the fun we all had waiting for the giraffes to be born at Topeka. What a dear friend you were. I still have 'George Jr' that you so graciously bought to replace Sr when he broke. I look at him and think of the kindness and love he holds, always with a big smile on my face. God bless you sweet lady \u2764
Love you Barry. Our special bro,We miss our sweet sis, Mo and we love you and we cannot repay you for the care and love
I was honored to remotely attend and be part of this beautiful tribute and celebration of Mo\u2019s life. I could feel her presence there with you, Bird, when you spoke of your many happy years together, especially knowing how difficult it is to experience the loss of the perfect one.Mo was a wonderful, deeply caring, and sweet person who made us laugh, and we all will miss very much. During these tough days ahead, Bird, I hope you find comfort knowing how we cherished the moments we shared with her, and how much we love both of you. Please call on me if I can help in any way.May Mo rest in peace and her memory and life be a blessing. With much love Christina Caravoulias
I got to know Mo and Bird through online auctions. I smiled every time Mo would win an item she was bidding on. The room would seem to lighten up when she entered and everyone would greet her. I then started to watch her and Bird's auctions. She was so lovely to everyone and we loved the banter she had with Bird. I am so grateful to have known you Mo. You brought joy, happiness and laughter to all who knew you. You will be deeply missed by everyone. Bless you and Bird. De Hewitt \u2764\ufe0f
My Dearest Bird I'm very sorry to hear of Mo's passing. My sincere condolences to you and your family. May Mo rest peacefully in the loving arms of our Lord with love and affectionDonatella Botolinoxoxo
I'm so sorry for your lose. Mo was an incredible loving lady. We will miss her bunches. Love to Bird and all the family today. \ud83d\udc9e\ud83d\udc9e\ud83d\udc9e
This is Barry. I appreciate all the wonderful messages and all the love and support. Matthew 5:4\u201cBlessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.\u201d
Couldn't get this to post on the funeral home site. I'm asking if her family could post it for me. Thank you.To my beautiful sassy friend Mo. I'm so blessed to have had you as a friend, even without ever meeting. I met you during a time when I felt like my life was falling apart, just mere weeks before my daddy passed away. We were waiting for the birth of Konza the giraffe at Topeka Zoo. Your infectious sense of humor literally put a smile on my face and those we associated with in chat almost nightly for months.We became friends and remained so for 2 and half years. We prayed for each other, for friends, my dog. We joked about Barry, shared crazy memes, sweet memes, and mutual affection for beautiful animals.You will be missed my sassy friend. If you happen to meet my daddy in Heaven please give him a hug for me. Godspeed
Millie, you rascal! Always with a bit of mischief you lived your life, so it makes sense to me that you would get on outta here before us. You were ever an encouragement to me, and an inspiration for how to live this often painful life with a spunky attitude. You always relied on Jesus to bring you through the tough stuff, and were ever grateful to Him through it all. Always a generous-hearted person, your gift of giving was a blessing to many, including my family. You loved your husband Barry with a fierceness that I greatly admired, and were not afraid to express your love for him or anyone, including your Lord. Now you are resting in His loving arms, and probably telling Him a joke or two while you are at it. I didn\u2019t know you love giraffes - they are my favorite! Sisters Forever, until we meet again, my Dear. We will have that visit we talked about soon \u2665\ufe0fTo Barry and Family, our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. Millie will be greatly missed. She loved you all so.Love, Roxanna (and Frank)
Dear Barry & Family,My deepest condolences on the loss of your beloved Mo. We first met via the live giraffe cams in 2018, became fast chat friends and soon discovered a wonderful KY connection. I lived in Hazard for 9 years so we exchanged many wonderful Appalachian stories. From TopZoo Giraffe Chatters to Mo & Bird's Auctions, her sweet spirit and generosity will be greatly missed and never forgotten. Rest in peace and breathe easy, Mo. Love & Prayers,Gwen
