Patricia Ann Miller

If you ever had the privilege of being in Patricia (Patty) Ann Miller’s presence, you were welcomed with a hug. Patty had a way of making people feel loved, welcomed, and at home. Her warmth, kindness, and loving spirit touched the lives of so many.

Patricia (Patty) Ann Miller, 68, of Chester, Virginia passed away on October 19, 2026, surrounded by her family. Born March 17, 1958, she was the daughter of the late William and Betty Money and was also preceded in death by her sibling John Money.

Patty Graduated from Meadowbrook High School 1976, Worked at Kings department 1974-1979. She went on to become a self-employed house cleaner, dedicating more than 30 years to her work. In addition to her career, Patty generously gave her time to Chester United Methodist Church, where she volunteered as a Sunday School Teacher.

On April 2, 1977, Patty Married the love of her life Stephen A. Miller after he ended his service in the Navy. Together, they built a life filled with love and raised their daughter, Jacqulin Miller, while also welcoming her stepson, Stephen A. Miller Jr., into their family. Their years together were a testament to the love and commitment they shared as husband and wife and as a family.

Her greatest pride was being with her family, but most of all being called Gma! Patty leaves behind her loving husband, Steve Miller; her daughter, Jackie Miller (Chris Ward); and her beloved granddaughter, Saylor Ward. Her stepson, Stevie Miller Jr., and her grandson, Montana Miller. She also leaves behind her sister, Christine Lynn; her niece, Kelly Atkinson (Eddie Tabbanor, Jr.); and her nephew, Gavin Atkinson (McKenzie).

Patty was preceded in death by her Brothers-in-Law, Sammie Miller (Patsy) and Gene Atkinson. She is also Survived by her sister-in-law, Vickie Snead (Tom), along with her nieces and nephews, Christen Trivette (Proctor), Lauren Bell (Win). Debbie Wells (Clarence), Ricky Miller, and Mary Gail Tew (Reldon), as well as numerous great-nieces and great-nephews.

Patty enjoyed cooking, reading books, making crafts, spending time at the beach, and playing card games with family and friends. Patty was truly a beacon of light in the lives of those who knew her, and though she may be gone from our sight, her light will never fade.

A Celebration of Life honoring Patty will be planned for a later date. Details regarding the service will be shared once arrangements have been finalized.

Patty will be forever loved, forever missed, and never forgotten.