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Justin was an avid snook fisherman who loved Siesta Key Beach and teaching people how to fish. He dreamt of someday getting his captain's license and running a charter boat. As evidenced by his physique, he also loved the gym.
Justin leaves behind his loving family; his parents, Marie Miante of Lakewood Ranch, FL and Timothy Miante of Newport News, VA, two beautiful sons, Jaden and Jaxen Miante; a dear aunt, Lisa Renn; special cousins, Heather Edwards (husband Chris and daughter Claire) and Jared Renn; and best friend, Aaron Rutherford, who will all miss him dearly. Justin was pre-deceased by his maternal grandparents, W.L. and Carolyn McLeod, and his paternal grandparents, Constantine and Virginia Miante.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, August 10, 2024 at 1:00PM at Bayside Community Church, located at 15800 S.R. 64 E Bradenton, FL.
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Jon Sullivan
August 14, 2024
Us as Volunteer Firefighters for Sarasota County and teaching him the trade from my experience and leading him to God
Nick and Caroline Sorokos
August 10, 2024
Our condolences for your loss.
Chung & Earl Cheatham
August 8, 2024
God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. We pray for Peace and Comfort for his Family and Friends.
Chung & Earl Cheatham
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