Jim Paul Miller

Shirley and Family,
We are so sorry about your loss. Jim Paul was like a great grandfather to Faythe and like a grandfather to Douglas and I. We will miss his love that he showed everyone he met. Please know that you are in our hearts and prayers.
Hugs and God Bless you all,
Douglas, Denise and Faythe Armstrong

Dear Miller Family,

The tramsformation that took place in Jim Paul's life through Christ was very evident and encouraging! We hope that you rest in the fact that he is enjoying the full radiance of Christ's glory today and forevermore!

With love in Him,

Phillip and Cathy

He will be sorely missed. Tim-the bass player that benefitted from Jim's heart of gold.

Dear Shirley and family:

Jim Paul was not only a dear friend, but a mentor to me. I hope I can become more like he was with his generous heart and soul! I know heaven's brighter with him there, and certainly dimmer here, but the light and sunshine he spread on this earth will remain in the hearts, minds, souls, and lives of each of the thousands he touched. Our world was forever changed for the better because of him and his presence here. You are all in my prayers and I love you!

Dear Shirley and family,
Heaven just got a little more joyful when Jim Paul walked through the gates. God sent him with such a happy spirit, and he loved to share it! Our love to you all, especially in this time of loss.

I remember Jim Paul very well from Cardiac Rehab classes we shared at Garland Baylor from 2001 to 2003. He was a very kind, loving, Christian man who wanted to share his Christ and church and his music with all. Having lost a parent recently, I know how hard it is for us who remain, but I rejoice in the knowledge that our loved ones have left their earthly afflictions behind to dwell with their beloved Lord. May God give his family and friends comfort in knowing they will all meet again.

Although I did not know Jim well, he certainly touched my heart, and I am truly sorry for your loss. I know God will be with Jim's family & continue to bless. We lost a good friend, but heaven gained a new Saint. I am especially thankful for the impact Jim had on the local bluegrass scene and my condolences go out to everyone who was fortunate enough to have known him.

The first time I met Jim Paul, he was patting his feet to the beat, of the music, on the Garland Square. What is a nice memory for me to have of him. May God give you and the family comfort in this sad time.