Hannah Kae Miller

Hannah Kae Miller, 25, of Stockton, Kansas, passed away on Friday, July 25th, 2025, at 9:45 PM. Born in Osborne, Kansas on December 31, 1999, Hannah brought light, laughter, and love into the world from the very beginning.
She is survived by her loving mother Denise Miller and her stepfather John Roenne; her brothers John A. Roenne and Robbie Roenne; her sisters Amber Finnesy, Holly Finnesy, Sonia Conner, Julie Roenne, and Jessica Meehan; and her cherished nieces and nephews. She also leaves behind many beloved aunts, uncles, and extended family members, as well as her closest friends Alicia, Alison, Marlene, Dixie, and her boyfriend Johnny. Hannah held each of them close to her heart, her love for them was boundless and pure, and she treasured every moment spent together.
Hannah shared a uniquely close bond with her sisters, a connection full of wild laughter, fierce loyalty, and endless love. She was the glue that held them all together, always making sure they knew just how much she cared.
She was known for her adventurous, free-spirited soul and the way she lit up every room she entered. Hannah had a heart that couldn't bear to see anyone hurting or left behind; always ready with a helping hand, a kind word, or one of her famous hugs.
Her passions were many: she loved gardening, rock hunting, painting, journaling, walking barefoot - even in the snow, spontaneous dance parties, and collecting elephants. She had a deep love for music of all kinds, and an even deeper love for laughter; especially when she could make others laugh along with her.
Hannah lived by her own beautiful philosophy: life is too short not to cherish those you love. She didn't say goodbye - it was always "see you later," or more fittingly, "see you later alligator."
To know Hannah was to love her. She touched countless lives with her kindness, her joy, and her unwavering belief in second chances and new beginnings. Her light was brilliant and far-reaching - a spark that won't fade, even though her time here was far too short.
A quote that reflects Hannah's spirit perfectly: "When it rains, look for rainbows. When it's dark, look for stars."
"Hannah wasn't just my sister. She was my best friend, my person, my constant. She has been a huge part of my life since the beginning, and I never imagined a world without her in it. We were supposed to grow old together and always be there for each other; that was how it was meant to be. I miss her so much. It is like a part of me is gone. I hope she knows how deeply I love her, that love will never go away. I carry her with me in everything now, and I always will. Love, Keke." - Julie Roenne
"Pasa lo que pasa siempre estare contigo" - Amber Finnesy
"I miss my aunt. I love you were my favorite auntie (no shade to everyone else) u taught me how to do my makeup, we used to jump on the trampoline together sipping barrel juice and listening to one direction at the old house by the creek. I love you Hannah I'll never forget you. You are beautiful and amazing I hope u can feel me wherever you are. l love you and you're supposed to be here still just keep all of us safe now please. I love you" -Nevaeh Finnesy
Hannah will be deeply missed and forever remembered. Her love, her laugh, and her light will carry on in every heart she touched. "Te amo – HKM"
A Celebration of Life Gathering will be held Saturday, August 30, 2025, from 12 to 4 PM at 183 Lanes Bowling Alley in Stockton, with a potluck meal at 1 PM. Please bring a dish to share and join us as we celebrate Hannah's bright spirit, share memories, and enjoy the laughter and love she brought to our lives. Following the gathering, those who wish are invited to gather at Castle Rock to spend time outdoors doing the things Hannah loved - walking, laughing, collecting treasures, and simply being together under the open sky she cherished so much.
The family encourages acts of kindness in Hannah's memory; help someone in need, offer a smile, or remind the people in your life how much they mean to you.
Memorials are suggested to Plumer-Overlease Funeral Home to assist with funeral expenses and may be sent to 723 N. 1st, Stockton, KS 67669.