stevi ray miller

Stevi Ray Miller, 40, born March 9, 1985, passed away on Thursday, February 5, 2026, surrounded by love.

Stevi was unforgettable — with her bright red hair, fiery spirit, and strong-willed, stubborn determination that was only matched by how deeply she loved. She had a larger-than-life personality, but at her core was a soft, kind heart that beat for her family. Loving her family wasn't just part of her life — it was her life.

She was a devoted and fiercely protective mother to Alexia, Julianna, Bryce, Brookelyne, Jackelyne, and Caine, and nothing made her prouder than her children, Doug ( Julianna and Caines father). She poured her heart into raising them, cheering them on, standing up for them, and loving them unconditionally. Becoming a Mimi to Juniper Nelson brought her a special kind of joy — one that filled her with pride, tenderness, and endless stories about her precious granddaughter.

Stevi is survived by her parents, Julie Sewell and Gregg Miller; her brother, Shea Miller and step sister, Jessica Alvarez; her stepfather, Bruce Sewell; and her stepmother, Lisa Miller; along with her paternal grandmother, Jan Vann, and paternal grandfather, Warren Miller.

She was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents, Wayne and Julia Dunning, and her paternal grandfather, Jim Vann.

Stevi also leaves behind an extremely large extended family of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, and loved ones — a family she cherished deeply and stayed closely connected to. Family gatherings, shared memories, and loud laughter were some of her greatest joys, and her love for her extended family was as strong as it was for her own children.

Beyond her love for family, Stevi found happiness in the things that made her smile — Disney movies, Highland cows, giraffes, owl, The Grinch, sunflowers, the color blue, tea parties, and her well-known love of coffee. She was a Star Wars fan, a reader at heart, and someone who could find comfort in a good story.

Stevi graduated from Mainland High School and earned her Associate of Arts degree in Business Management from Daytona State College, a testament to her drive to provide, grow, and build a better life for the people she loved most.

Stevi's love was loud, loyal, and unconditional. Her strength, laughter, and fierce devotion to her family will live on through her children, her granddaughter, and her many loved ones. Though her absence leaves an unimaginable void, her love will forever be felt in the hearts of those who knew her — especially her family, who were always her greatest pride and joy.