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Fred Miller Obituary
Fred passed away at the age of 66 on April 24th, 2025 surrounded by his daughters and best friend Lucinda at home. He was a beloved father to Debra, Tara, Amber, and Amanda. He was an incredibly proud Papa of 18 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.
Though it feels like Fred left this world too soon, he did live a long and exciting life. From the various jobs he worked to the adventures he took across the country. Fred was never one to stop moving, except when he fished or was cooking.
Fred always had amazing stories; in fact, his son-in-law said, "My biggest regret was not getting to hear all of his stories and writing a best seller about his life."
But the greatest thing about Fred was his heart. He had a strong heart that kept him going even after his other organs had failed him. His strength must have come from his kindness. Fred had a smile that lit up every room and his great mood was infectious. Fred was always looking out for those around him. He helped anyone when he could; even when it may hinder his own life. He never expected thanks or a favor in return and was simply happy with knowing he could make a difference in a positive way.
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Patty Purnell
May 19, 2025
I knew all the Miller's from school and I worked at El Carlos's in 1978. Fred lived across from me in 2005 and I was getting married and I accidentally knocked my earring down the sink drain. I went running next door and asked Fred if he could please help me. He took my sink apart and found my earring, and put my sink back together. I will miss you Fred.
Patty Purnell
Pat Graham
May 12, 2025
Sending my condolences to the family of Fred Miller. I have known Fred for many years, he was a good person, good man and good friend to all that knew him. RIP Fred, I sure will miss seeing your posts on Facebook. Pat Graham, Kingsland, GA (Originally from North Jackson, Ohio)
Virginia Calhoon
May 7, 2025
Fred was such a great guy! He was always kind to me and was also really funny
Dan Siddens
May 6, 2025
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Billy McIe
May 6, 2025
Hey Uncle Fred, like I said to you a couple days before you left us, although we weren't blood I always have and always will consider you my Uncle! It was a pleasure knowing you. Thank you for always treating me like a human when Noone else did! Love you buddy, Godspeed!
Toni Seifert
May 6, 2025
Fred I was watching Popeye and noticed that you were like him no matter life threw at you, you fraught like crazy and always laughed about it. You always treated me very nice and with respect. RIP
Anna Miller
May 6, 2025
I will never forget you. You were one of a kind with such a big heart and great sense of humor. Rest in peace.
William lewis
May 6, 2025
Fred was a good man always offered something to laugh about. I considered him a friend. I'm sorry with a loss of the to the rest of his family.Who I consider friends also
Rose
May 6, 2025
He always made me laugh..
Sandi
May 6, 2025
Heaven gained an Angel. Rest well Fred. You will be always missed
Kalena Wilkinson
May 6, 2025
I'm sending my condolences to you all. I didn't know Fred personally but seem to make my Aunt Cindy happy. I thank him for that. Prayers for everyone
Tanya
May 6, 2025
My Father , Keith MacKendrick was actually Fred's cousin. So I never got the chance to meet him, but online I did, he was a beautiful soul. My thoughts and Prayers are with the Family. God Bless you all.
Tanya
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