James Paul Miller

Papa--We love you. Stephen, Amy and Cody Borne.

I just found out today and am as sad as I can be. Renee, I will draw close to y'all in prayer. Give my love to Donna and Debbie.

Mr. Miller was our wonderful "filling station man" in Summer Grove. He would even come to my parents' house if needed. Sympathy to his family.

I'm so sorry for the family for the loss of this wonderful man. I know he was dearly loved by all of you and he will be greatly missed. My prayers are with you that God will give you comfort in the days ahead.

What a wonderful man! There were many years of the Childers' kids driving up to the gas station and saying filler up Mr. Miller, daddy said put it on his tab. Of course he always had something funny to say about that! May God give you peace in knowing he is comfortable in his eternal life with Jesus. From all the children of Ben and Betty Childers

Sorry for your loss of your brother Mrs. Ruby. Your family is in my prayers.

Ahhh, Renee, I am so so sorry about your sweet Daddy. He is, was and always will be the sweetest Daddy and you will remember things about him and say things about him and keep his sweet spirit and memories alive right there in your heart. He may not be "here" but he will never leave you. I love you and will talk to you soon.

We are so sorry for your loss. James Miller was the hardest working man I have ever met, and a wonderful, caring uncle to Bobby. May God bless you and keep you during this difficult time.

Myra Anthony

We are so sorry for your loss. Mr. James and Mr. Force grew up with our father, Wilbur "Jim" Wooley in the Negreet, LA area. They went to school together and learned to swim together back before there ever was a Toledo Bend. They even signed our parents' wedding license as witnesses for the union of Wilbur Wooley and Dorothy Salley Wooley. We still have the license. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family at this time. Jimmy Ray Wooley, Sr. of Keithville, LA, Betty Jean Wooley...