Birth date: Jan 29, 1959 Death date: May 20, 2012
Vicki Miller, 53, of Collierville, passed away Sunday, May, 20 2012 at Methodist Hospital Germantown after a brief illness. She was an Account Representative for Menard Gates & Mathis. She was the daughter of Thomas O’Heron, Sr. a Read Obituary
Is this the Paul and Vicki Miller who taught high school together in Cape Coral, FL (’84-’86)? If so I am deeply saddened by the loss and offer my condolences to Paul.
Really will miss her alot in the Insurance Field. Sorry for the loss of such a wonderfual, caring, and sweet Lady. Rest in Peace and the comfort ofthe Lord’a arms.
So very sorry for your lost you and your faimly are in our prayers.
My prayers go out to the Miller family. I work at an insurance company in Brentwood that MGM represents. My deepest sympathies to all who knew Vicki. I know she will be missed.
My heart goes out to Vickies family and she will surely be missed, i have so many great memories of her mostly of her talent of sewing and her fear of bridges and most of all her southern voice and her love for Paul and Abby. Thats all she talked about an
Paul, I didn’t know Vickie very long but the short time I did know her she was always laughing and I never herad her complain about the boot she wore. We had many laughs and she always enjoyed whatever I cooked and brought to the office to share. I know V
I taught Vicki at Bishop Byrne in my younger years. I continue to teach there. Going on my 38th year. So sorry to hear this because the thing I remember most about Vicki was her smile and great disposition.
Dearest Paul, My deepest sympathy to you and your family. I will miss my best friend! She was an angel, I enjoyed so many hours talking and sewing with her and I could tell her anything, she would always tell me like it was. I remember fondly our first tr
Paul, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and all of the family.We have many great memories of Vicki. She was so thoughtful and kind hearted. I (Ben) will never forget the great fun I had when we came to Memphis to visit Aunt Louise and Uncle Fred becau
