Alvin Lee Miller
(April 29, 1931-March 17, 2020)
Late Tuesday evening, March 17, 2020, Alvin Miller- Alvie, 88 years of age, while she slept, silently moved away from her body embarking on her journey home to receive the promised gift of eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. Alvie was born on April 29, 1931 in Baker Florida, an unincorporated community in the Florida Panhandle, to Anna-belle Oates and Leroy Alvin Oates. Alvie was a member of the former Missionary Baptist Church that eventually merged into the United Missionary Baptist Church, since age 11 when she and her family moved to Ohio. The family resided on Eighteen Street for a number of years. She and her sister Eva attended Booker T Washington Elementary School. In Middletown High School Alvie was the head majorette for the school band. Alvie’s participation in Church missionary work gave rise to her resolve to serve as a Church Deaconess. Husband, for 62 years, Horace Miller preceded Alvie in death, on July 22, 2002. Preceding Alvie as well are mother; Anna-belle Oates and father; Leroy Oates and sole sibling; sister, Eva Nell Dixon.
Alvie is survived by; daughter Harweda Ann Burns of Dayton, Ohio, and sons Derrick Eugene Miller and Timothy Earl Miller both of Middletown Ohio; grandchildren, Michael Anthony Burns of Columbus, Ohio, Carla Michelle Moody of Trotwood, Ohio, Mark Burns of Dayton, Ohio, Derrick Smiley and Lynn Yvonne King both of Middletown, Ohio, Evelyn Miree of Monroe, Ohio, and Timothy L’rae Miller of New Orleans, Louisiana. She is also survived by a host of grand and great-grands, nieces and nephews, special friends and noted familiars.
Alvie was employed as a Practical Nurse at the Middletown Reginal Hospital. She was skillful in responding to the needs of the disadvantaged. Alvie and husband Horace were dedicated in their service to the Church. Alvie received several service accolades, honors and an award for Excellence in Service. Alvie was well thought of by her Church family. Alvie and Horace maintained a large beautiful home, enjoyed traveling across the United States, socializing with friends and Church family, supporting, preserving and celebrating family, and heavy on nurturing and enjoyment of the grands and great-grands.
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