Birth date: Oct 24, 1942 Death date: Jan 11, 2026
Priscilla Anne Miller, longtime business owner and beloved matriarch, entered into eternal rest January 11, 2026, at the age of 83. Pris was persistent, with an artistic eye and keen attention to detail. Whatever she put her ener Read Obituary
Missing her is an understatement.... My heart was made sad to not be able to attend her services. I love Chris and there are so very many memories that we could share. One of the things is her laughter it was so contagious, so sincere in all of her Love Our time of working together and hair shows we attended are the most memorable..i love her and she, my good friend, will be remembered always♥️ love
Judy pedigo
IN LOVING MEMORY OF PRIS
A tribute to a Cherished Friend and Talented Hairdresser
It is with heartfelt sympathy that I remember Pris, my beloved hairdresser and dear friend of over 25 years. Pris was more than just the hands behind my ever-changing hairstyles -- she was an artist who truly loved her craft. Each time I sat in her chair, she delighted in creating something new and beautiful for me, and I always left absolutely loving her work.
Pris's passions extended far beyond the salon. She had a remarkable love for plants and flowers, transforming her yard into a breathtaking oasis that brought joy to all who saw it. She also cherished decorating for the holidays, bringing a wonderful spirit and warmth to every celebration with her creative touch.
Our friendship went well beyond hair appointments. Pris and I shared many happy times together: going to the movies, enjoying meals out, and savoring homecooked dinners in each other's homes. One fond memory stands out: I once made a Chicken Pie, a treasured family recipe passed down from my grandmother and mother. Ross enjoyed it so much that he asked for the recipe, prompting me to write down the recipe for the very first time. Ross's Chicken Pie soon became a favorite among everyone who tasted it.
Ross and Ellis, too shared a special bond through their hunting adventures, adding yet another layer of fond memories to cherish.
Pris's life was full of love, laughter, and meaningful connections. I will always remember Pris for her kindness, creativity, and the joy she brought to those around her. Our heartfelt conversations, the simple joys of being together, and Pris's compassion made it such a privilege to have known her. She touched my life and the lives of so many others in unforgettable ways. Her memory will live on in our hearts, her Beautiful Spirit never to be forgotten.
Rest in peace, my friend. Your memory is a blessing, and you will always be remembered with love and gratitude.
To Andrea, Hope, Anne, and Claire,
I send my deepest sympathy.
Pris and Ross became friends with Henry and I since the early 70s.
And to add to those years of knowing Pris, my parents were friends with Pris’s parents, Mr. Colton and Mrs. Norma so we were well grounded in our ties.
Henry and I spent countless dinners at Pris and Ross‘s home. Pris was an excellent cook and hostess. She always dressed the dinner table up really nice and she always made it feel so special. The four of us did many movies together and most often after the movies we did breakfast.
Henry and Ross were big hunting buddies so it became very natural that Pris and I would spend a lot of time together and we became very close friends.
Often, Pris and I and sometimes
Francine Dupre Hughes would stay up into the late hours at night playing scrabble. We were all three very competitive and did not like to lose.
For a few years we exchanged birthday gifts. Pris loved to recant the story I told her back in the 70’s about trying to find her birthday gift.
I went into the old Ardoin’s Clothing Store and told the clerk that I was looking for a gift for my CLOSE friend. The Clerk showed me a blouse that I knew was just perfect and would look beautiful on Pris but when the clerk gave me the price, it was WAY OVER my budget, so I told her “Oh, we’re not THAT CLOSE of friends!”When I told Pris that whole story, she laughed and laughed and laughed and over the years she loved to retell that story and laugh about it all over again.
There are so many wonderful memories that tied us together since Pris was also was my hairdresser for over 30 years
She wasn’tsimply my hairdresser and a friend, we were confidants for each other and the many memories I fondly embrace will remain vivid with me for a long, long time .
Rest in Peace Pris,
I love you.
Jo
Miss Pris was a wonderful person. She always was generous and kind. She will be missed by the community.
