Medical and funeral expenses for Gayle Miller

Our beautiful, selfless Gayle went to be with our Lord on December 31, 2020.  She was called suddenly and we will all miss her deeply. She loved her family and her church, and most important, she loved Jesus.  She had no life insurance, so we are asking for donationsto ease the family’s burden. Thank you for your support.

OBITUARY

Gayle Miller, 68, of Greenville, entered into Heaven's glory Wednesday, December 31, 2020.

She was born November 25, 1952, in Newberry, and was a daughter of Violet Miller Coker and the late John Miller, Sr.

Gayle was a long-time member of Tabernacle Baptist Church in Greenville. Her church was such an important part of her life and she shared that love and the love of her Lord with everyone she met. If you ever had the pleasure of meeting Gayle, you were invited to church. She was about to undergo surgery for cancer three years ago and as she was about to be given anesthesia, she invited the surgical team to Tabernacle and said she would sit with them as her guests. She never missed an opportunity to share her Lord with those she met. She never met a stranger; she would talk to and show compassion to everyone. Gayle wore her heart on her sleeve, she would cry at Hallmark commercials, but had a laugh that was contagious.

Her family, especially her grandchildren, will always remember the love she showed to them and her memory will be ingrained in their hearts and minds forever. Always the proud grandmother, she never missed a chance to show off the latest pictures or to brag on them. Her greatest desire was for them to know her love and God's love for them and his desire to live in their hearts.

A life well lived describes Gayle’s legacy and she would want her family and friends to be a blessing to others for our Lord's sake to honor her memory. This is the best last thing you could do to honor Gayle Miller. What a blessed assurance for her family to know when she closed her eyes here on earth, she immediately opened them in Heaven. We will miss her contagious laugh and the way she lit up a room by being there, but we know this is not goodbye, but we will see you soon Momma!

Her friends will have to adjust to life without the fun she brought to every situation and the constant feeling of being totally loved by a lady that would be there for you in a moment’s notice and stay with you until you were okay. Gayle retired from Kmart after many years of dedicated service.

In addition to her mother, Violet, Gayle’s memory lives on with her precious son, Chris Miller and his wife, April; two beautiful granddaughters, Abigail and Hannah Miller; a handsome grandson, Jameson; two brothers, Paul Miller, John Miller and his wife, Charlene; two sisters, Joan French, Debbie Randall and her husband, Don; a LOT of nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews, cousins, and friends.

A memorial service has been tentatively set for Saturday, January 16, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. at Tabernacle Baptist Church.