Steven Randolph Miller
Steven Randolph Miller, 65 of Foley, MO passed away on Friday October 17th after a short and unexpected battle with cancer. He was surrounded by family and love.
Steve was born to a large loving family that embraced get togethers, holidays and music. He grew up in Overland, MO and later lived in Illinois and Texas for several years. Steve was an over the road truck driver taking after his father, older brothers and uncles who worked for Bee-Line Trucking Co. He enjoyed his time on the road seeing beautiful places like the Colorado mountains and listening to his favorite road tunes. In his younger years, he enjoyed riding Harleys tinkering with old cars and playing the drums. Steve was a generous and kind man who was always looking out for others. He was the judgement free zone for many of his family and always said, “I just listen.” He was indeed a good listener and would always lend his ear to the struggles of others while keeping his own close to the vest. Steve never complained and despite his health struggles, his outlook on life was one of positivity and living for today. After retiring, Steve enjoyed many trips with family to Eureka Springs, Colorado, New Orleans and Lake of the Ozarks. He was the best DJ and music connoisseur at family barbeques, often playing the deep track classic rock tunes that others had forgotten about. He was a man of grit and pride, but also a gentleman with a grateful heart who loved his family. Steve accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and savior and was baptized in 2024 among friends and family in the Ozarks.
Steve is preceded in death by his wife Alana, parents Clifford and Patricia Miller, daughter Elizabeth Becker, brothers Mike and Gary Miller, and sister and brother in law Frances (Ralph) Schneidewind. He leaves behind his daughter Jackie (Jeremy) Frey, son Kevin Seago, 3 grandchildren Violet, Abraham and Isla, brother Timmy (Betsy) Miller, sisters Karen Miller (Chuck Moore), Sherry (Gary) Ernst, Patricia (John) Gibbons, partner Kim Blackwell and many loving nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
Steve’s charm, laid back personality and presence in his family will be so very missed by all who loved him. Per his wishes, his family and friends will turn up the music and “keep it light” in his honor.
A Celebration of life will be held on Saturday November 8th from 2-7pm.
VFW Post #5327
Food and soft drinks provided
Cash bar available
Love you Uncle Steve, thanks for all the jam sessions and hilarious stories. Your happy outlook on life will be greatly missed by all!
Hugs, love, and the biggest prayers my heart can pray for Jackie and her family.
I’m sure gonna miss you 😔 Rest in Peace 🙏
I will miss you and forever be grateful for all the time I was blessed to be with you and even though my heart is shattered because you we’re my life mentor and go to always for questions or answers you could always bring me back to see things in a brighter light so I know now you are in the brightest light of all in the arms of our Lord and Savior I will see you soon
I’m so sorry for this loss in the Miller family. Steve was a man of few words and a man of much wisdom. His wit could turn a dull day into a day of laughter. He stood firm on the ground behind his family. He will be missed by many friends and family.
Until we meet again…
Steve Miller,
I would see Steve, sometimes in the morning sitting on the deck having a norning cup of coffee or the afternoon just listening to music. I was always hey old man , how ya doing buddy . Man he would just laugh and chuckle, Justin iam doing ok brotha ! With the biggest smile and so so positive and loving life.
R.I.P. Until we meet again,
Love Ya Brotha!!
Jennifer and Justin Family
No one was ready to say good bye to uncle Steve or Liz. We will all miss him greatly! God didn’t promise and easy life on earth, but eternal life, glory, and redemption in heaven. I see you and Liz in my thoughts everyday and will see you in the other side! Prayers for Jackie and her family.