MILLER, Susan I., passed away March 8, 2006. She was born June 15, 1949, in Jacksonville, Fla., to Dolfphy and Everett Isenberg. Upon completion of high school in Jacksonville, she began the pursuit of a career in dental hygiene, graduating with an associate degree in dental hygiene from St. Petersburg Junior College. In her 35-year career as a hygienist, she worked for, among others, Frank Lodato for approximately 10 years as a periodontal hygienist and, most recently, for Carl Zielonk as a hygienist for 15 years. Susan and Dan married in 1976 and have been devoted partners for 30 years. Susan also was an artist. She was introduced to pottery in the early 1980s and continued her passion for the creative arts with basket weaving, stained glass and painting. She also was a lifelong avid gardener. Susan became a member in 1991 of Unitarian Universalist Church of Tampa, where she participated in many activities including singing in the choir, and participating in the women in religion group. She was instrumental in starting several of the church's gardens, its memorial garden, herb garden and the circle in the woods. Also known as Lady Dreaming Owl, Susan Miller was a founding member of Circle of the Lost Map, currently known as Circles in the Woods, and the Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans (CUUPS). Lady Dreaming Owl reigned as the high priestess of the Circle of the Lost Map and Roots and Wings Coven 1994-1998. She remained active in the Wiccan and pagan community as a loved one and honored elder. Susan is survived by her husband of 30 years, Dan; their pets; her sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Mary and David Maas; longtime friend, Dian Gorsira; and a community of friends, neighbors and loved ones. Florida Mortuary