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Linda Miller Obituary
Linda was born on December 28, 1961 in Mobile Alabama. She is preceded in death by her husband Joe Christopher Miller II and her daughters Erika Lynn Miller and Toni Michelle Nordang. She is survived by her eldest daughter Jennifer Ann Miller, her two sons Joe Christopher Miller III and Timothy Wayne Miller, as well as mother Mary Regina Buhite, and brother Stanley S. Buhite.
Linda loved her family and nothing gave her more pleasure then a nice home-cooked meal with her loved ones around the dinner table. She brought joy and love to all of our lives, as a mother, a friend, a shoulder to cry on, and an ear to listen. Her selflessness knew no bounds, even near the end she was more concerned with the health and happiness of her children then of her own. She will be remembered fondly and with great respect.
A small ceremony will be held at Desert View Cemetery in Chaparral, New Mexico today at 3 p.m. to remember Linda. All who loved Linda are invited to attend.
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Liz Duby
July 2, 2010
Our deepest sympathy. TIM MAY DA LORD GIVE U STRENGTH,COURAGE,GUIDENS,PEACE N COMFORT .LOVE CLOUDIAS AUNT LIZ N JAMIE DUBY...
Terri Ouchley
July 2, 2010
Well Linda,
You fought a tough battle. You were such a strong person to keep on going the way you did. I wish your tired body could have held on just a little bit longer but the good Lord needed you to come home and join Joe and the girls. The four of you will now watch over the rest of the family from high above the clouds, making sure they are safe, happy, and healthy.
Due to Andy and Chris being friends from school, I had the pleasure of meeting you. I enjoyed knowing you all these years. We were able, from the day we met, talk to each other as if we had known one another for years. We made each other laugh which helped us forget our worries for a brief time. I always left you with a smile on my face. I will miss seeing you Linda; I will miss visiting with you, I will miss your southern voice, I will miss your laugh. I miss you already.
May you be at peace now that you are reunited with our beloved Lord and your beloved Joe and your beautiful daughters. Your family will be OK Linda. They have each other and they have friends that will watch over them. And they have you, their Daddy and their sisters that will always watch over them until you are all reunited in Heaven.
So you rest in peace Dear Friend...rest in peace.
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