Miller, Kathy Elaine "Kelly"

I am devastated to read this. Kelly and I were the duo of parts people back in the day. My heart felt condolences go out to family and Jess.

I am truly sorry for your loss. Our loving creator has provided hope and comfort to help us through such difficult times. Isiah 33:24 promises a time when "no resident will say " I am sick".....John 5: 28, 29 promises a resurrection.... Rev. 21:4 promises a time when there will be no pain, outcry or even death......The time will soon come when these scriptures will be fulfilled. In the meantime hold on to the memories of your loved one and prepare yourselves that you may be there to greet them when the time comes.

My dear "baby" sister, Kelly had no greater treasure in this world then her son,Jess and granddaughter,Kapri and the rest of her family.
She was a beautiful person both inside and out with a deep faith in the risen Lord. As a youngster,she was very active in dance ,preforming at many recitals. She was a 4-H horse club member for over 8 years and won many awards for her horsemanship skills . She loved gardening,nature,cooking,antiques and her dogs and horses.
Her career was a model of service to others as she worked with disabled and low vision clients for the state of Wyoming and made many friends with her special care of her clients and their families.She attended the University of New Mexico before moving to Wyoming.Her family in Wyoming,Virginia,New Mexico,Texas and New Jersey will miss her every day.

To Kelly's Family-

So sorry for your loss. I know you will all miss her. Prayers for your comfort, The Yates Family of Orange, VA

I was married to Kelly's cousin Bobby for 22 years until he tragically passed away in 2000. I only got to meet Kelly a few times during those years but I used to love to hear stories from Bobby, his brother John and sister Marlene, about their "free spirit" cousin, Kelly. It was so obvious how much she was loved by her family and friends. I hope Kelly's family will take comfort in knowing that she is in a better place and surrounded her loving family who also left our world too soon. My deepest sympathy goes out to Kelly's entire family.

Vickie Oller

Kelly was a very generous and giving person. Through her work with Independent Living she touched many lives of people with low vision through out Fremont County.