Samuel Andrew Miller

Samuel Andrew Miller (Sammy) passed away on February 11, 2025, at the age of 36.

Sammy was full of life, always ready to make people laugh. A free spirit, he had a way of following wherever the wind took him, often choosing the road less traveled—but he always found his way back, usually with a great story to tell.

From a young age, Sammy was passionate about skateboarding, spending countless hours perfecting tricks and chasing the thrill of the ride. He had a curious mind and loved a good conspiracy theory, always eager to explore the mysteries of the world. He was also an artist at heart, with a love for drawing that later evolved into his true creative passion—rug tufting. He could often be found in his shop late into the night, bringing his next big project to life.

Sammy had a playful, eccentric spirit. He was a big kid at heart. He would usually take the road less traveled but would always find his way back—and always with a good story to tell. He was very close to his mom, sharing a deep, unbreakable bond built on love, understanding and friendship. He loved his pets, Ted the cat and Frank the dog, constantly sharing videos of their latest antics. He loved his nieces and lived to tease them and make them laugh. Most of all, he loved Brittany and her two children, finding joy and purpose in the beautiful family they were together.

He will be remembered for his brilliant smile, his loving heart, and his unique, often misunderstood, sense of humor. Words will never capture the emptiness left by his passing, but he would want us to celebrate his life, not mourn it. He would want to be remembered as a skateboarder, an artist, and a creator—someone who found joy in making something special and sharing it with the world.

Sammy believed this wasn’t the end but simply the beginning of another adventure. He would want us to laugh, to be silly, to embrace the beauty of life. So, be silly. Do what you love and ride the girafe.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, March 8, 2025 from 3:00 to 5:30 PM at the 12/24 Club, 500 South Wolcott Street, Ste. 200 in Casper. 

Memorial donations may be made in Samuel's name to the 12/24 Club.