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Submitted: 10/9/24 • Approved: 10/12/24 • Last Updated: 10/15/24 • R603034-G0-S3
February 21, 1963 - November 9, 2023
*Obituary
Fern Miller, a cherished mother, adored Nana, and beloved wife, passed away surrounded by the love of her family. In her passing, the world loses a radiant soul, but heaven gains an angel.
Marriage to Jimmy was a 39-year journey filled with love, understanding and unwavering support. Together they built a life marked by deep love and shared memories. Motherhood was a role Fern embraced wholeheartedly. Her three children--Talitha, Corey, and Kelsea--were her pride and joy. Each memory shared from laughs to life's challenges is a testament to the depth of her love. Her six grand-children--Ripley, Elin, Gregory, Emersyn, Lynden, and Lily--held a special place in her heart bringing immeasurable pride and joy into her life. She had a special relationship with her only daughter-in-law, Megan, and shared laughter, tears, and respect. Fern embraced her sons in-law, Roy and Trey, and shared wonderful memories with them. Her bond with her sisters, Yon Hui and Hae Jung, was unwavering. Many hours were spent discussing life, sharing joy, and supporting one another through challenges.
Professionally, Fern was immensely proud of her career as a registered nurse. Her education and the opportunity to care for others were a source of great pride. Outside of work, she channeled her creativity into crafting beautiful pieces that were a reflection of her soul. Fern's garden was a testament to her nurturing soul. Amongst the plants and under the warmth of the sun, she found solace, peace, and happiness. Her green fingers tended not only to plants but the hearts of those around her.
In Fern's passing, we reflect on a heart that loved deeply and a spirit that touched many. She will be profoundly missed but forever remembered. Fern's spirit will forever bloom in the garden of our hearts.
Source: centraltexascremation.com
Contributed on 10/9/24 by ashaw444
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