Anthony Heber Miller

In Memory of Anthony Miller (October 17, 1955 – November 26, 2025)

Anthony Miller, a respected Idaho farmer and beloved member of the agricultural community, passed away on November 26, 2025, at the age of 70. Known for his grit, generosity, loyalty, and humor, Anthony was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and friend. Anthony was raised on a dairy farm in Kuna. As a young man he had a brief career as a diesel mechanic after attending tech school in Denver but later found his calling back in farming. He became a leading mint grower in Idaho and served with pride on the Idaho State Mint Commission, earning the respect of colleagues throughout the industry. He believed in hard work, doing things right, and giving people second chances, often employing those in need of a fresh start and mentoring others with quiet wisdom. After a full career in farming, Anthony took up real estate in 2003, working with Dave Dykstra at Windermere Nampa, specializing in farm and ranch and other vacant land properties. He would eventually join his son Jeff's company in Kuna, Initial Point Real Estate, where he sometimes worked, and mostly fished, until his official retirement in 2024. A proud patriot, history buff, and natural storyteller, Anthony was also known for his deep love for family. He is remembered for his fierce devotion to his wife Terry, his hands-on guidance to his children and grandchildren, and the countless lives he touched with his kindness, humor, and strength. Anthony was preceded in death by his parents George and Ruth Miller of Kuna. He is survived by his wife, Terry; their 3 children: Eric (Katie) of Kuna, Jamie (Will) of Kuna, Jeff (Sage) of Kuna; and his 9 grandchildren: Alex (Shaylee), Dylan, Luke (Abby), Noah, Weston, Wyatt, Kayla, Nova, & Lexi. He is also survived by his brother Brad (Debbie) Miller of Kuna and their 4 children. A funeral service will be held on Saturday, December 6th, at 11:00 a.m. at Alsip & Persons Funeral Chapel in Nampa, Idaho. He will be deeply missed and long remembered by all who knew him.