It is with great sadness that the family of E. Randall Miller announce his passing on September 26, 2018 at the young age of 66 in his home in NJ. Randall will forever be remembered and loved by his wife of 35 years, Debbie Magner Miller, his mother, Phyllis Miller, his daughters, Dawn Miller and Justine Sillers, her husband Matthew and their two children, Parker and Griffin and family members Tom, Lynn, Jessica, Zachary and Courtney Magner, Steve, Donna and Evan White, Sarah Baybutt and Elizabeth Miller. He was predeceased in death by his father Edwin G. Miller and his brother Geoffrey B. Miller.
Randall was born and raised in Lancaster, PA where he was a standout athlete in baseball and football at Manheim Twp. High School. He graduated from Delaware Valley College where he further developed his passion for agriculture. He was a career Horticulturist. Upon retirement, he served as a substitute teacher for Ocean Twp. Schools and was loved by all. He also served as an Elder for his church. The thing he enjoyed most in life was spending time with his family and friends, especially his grandsons. He will be remembered for his “Heidi-Ho” energetic personality and his love of roses, the JETS, and Oakland Mills Baseball Team.
Internment will be on Saturday, October 6 at 1 p.m. at Landis Valley Cemetery 2420 Kissel Hill Rd, Lancaster, PA 17601.
In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be sent to the Oakland Mills Baseball Program. 9410 Kilimanjaro Rd, Columbia, MD 21045
CHARLES HUMPHREYS
Phyllis,
So sorry to read about Randy. We had many days of fun and friendship through GrandView and Manheim Township. I cherish those days.
Deepest Sympathy,
Charles Humphreys
Debbie Smithgall
Mrs. Miller
I was so sorry to read about Randy in today’s paper, I remember fondly all the good times the Albright’s and Millers had together., even though I was always the only girl in the group, they would at times include me in their baseball games or climbing in the hay loft at the farm. I think what I remember most at being at the farm was the time Randy closed the car door on my hand, not sure who was more upset Randy or me. All is forgotten. With my Deepest Sympathy
Debbie (Albright) Smithgall