Miller’s daughter dead at 33, according to press release

Here’s the text of the press release from Miller’s office this afternoon:

Rep. Miller Announces Passing of Daughter

Elizabeth Miller, daughter of Rep. Gary Miller and Cathy Miller, passed away unexpectedly early Saturday morning.  She was 33.

Elizabeth was full of lifea vibrant and beautiful young woman who embraced everyone she knew, said Mr. Miller.  She was the love of my life and will always be missed.  She is in a better place and at peace in Gods arms.

Elizabeth was born July 17, 1974 and grew up in Diamond Bar, CA with her parents and three brothers.  She attended undergrad at Scripps College in Claremont, CA and earned a Masters of Business Administration at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  It was there she met her future husband, Donald Miller.

Elizabeth and Donald married in August 2005 and settled in Atlanta, GA where they both accepted executive positions at Home Depots corporate headquarters.  

Elizabeth is survived by her husband, Donald; parents, Gary and Cathy; and three brothers Matthew, Brian and Loren.

Funeral services will be held Saturday, December 1 at Calvary Chapel Golden Springs in Diamond Bar, CA. 

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7 thoughts on “Miller’s daughter dead at 33, according to press release

  1. Rest in peace, beautiful Elizabeth. The world was a better place for the love and energy you so generously shared.

  2. I feel for his entire family, that is an awful lot of sadness over the last few weeks for them to have to work through. This time of year makes it even harder to bear.

  3. That phrase means no apparent cause at onset. unexpected. Generally, accident, homicide or suspicious circumstances are reported as such.
    Elizabeth was tragically young.
    The requirement for an autopsy varies by jurisdiction and circumstance.

  4. Brian Day talked to the Fulton County Coroner Sunday night. The cause of death is not listed, pending toxicology.
    Which means almost nothing can be ruled out yet.

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