Bonnie V Miller
March 27, 1952 – September 4, 2011
Place of Birth:
Corning, New York
Place of Death:
Angelica, New York
Residence:
Angelica, New York Age:
59 Calling Hours
September 9, 2011 - 2:00pm - 4:00pm
September 9, 2011 - 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Service Event Information
Funeral Service
September 10, 2011 - 11:00am
Bonnie V. Miller
Angelica
Bonnie V. Miller, 59, of 6669 County Route 20, passed away Sunday (September 4, 2011) at home after a brief and courageous battle with cancer.
Born in Corning, March 27, 1952, the daughter of Robert and Cora (Fisk) Rogers, she had graduated from Addison Central School, attended Corning Community College, and JCC, before making her residence in the Allegany County area. Bonnie retired from the Allegany County Sheriff’s Department as a Corrections officer and kitchen manager. She was a 31 year member of the Angelica Rescue Squad and Fire Department. Bonnie enjoyed crafts, crocheting, reading, antique shopping, but the most valuable part of her life was her entire family.
She was predeceased by her parents, her daughter Carol Miller in 2011, her step son Jim Miller Jr. in 1978, and her brother Robert Rogers in 2005.
She is survived by her husband of nearly 35 years, marrying James R. Miller on September 17, 1979, she is also survived by her daughter Cindy (Todd) Murphy of Angelica, her sons Raymond (Sonya) Miller of Belmont, Robert (Davina) Haines of KY, a brother Jack (Lori) Rogers of Corning, special friend Marie Coen, several grandchildren and great grandchildren, extended family and many many friends.
The family will be present 2-4 & 7-9PM Friday, September 9, 2011, at the Brown & Powers Funeral Home, 101 West Ave., Angelica, where Funeral services will be held on Saturday, at 11:00 AM
To send a remembrance visit www.brownandpowersfuneralhomes.com.
Those wishing to remember Bonnie are asked to consider a donation to the Brown & Powers Funeral Home PO Box 276 Angelica NY 14709 to assist with Funeral expense
Remembrances
Damn you Bonnie, I know I never see you anymore but I knew you were there, in Angelica. With a heart of gold and a smile to match. I thank you for being my friend. I remember fondly our bicthin' sessions and giggles ... your friendship and help.
What a sad, sad day when I got the news of you and your sweet Carol's passing.
You Ladies go on now without pain and troubles...only sunshine.
Peace,
Susan B.
My sister friend, I will truly miss you. You brought to the world your insight, love, compassion and kindness. You alone changed the world and so many lives. You helped me grow as a person, friend, and mentored me in so many ways. My sister, my friend spirit called and you went. Memories are forever just like your spirit. i will hang on to everyone of them forever. You will be sadly missed!!! Namaste' MY sweet!
My heart goes out to the family, so sorry for this unxpedeted loss. However,you all know her spirit lives on. Bless you during these difficult times. May all thier wonderful memories soothe your sorrows in your times of need. Blessed Be!
When we lost our son in 1984 Bonnie and Jim came to our home to offer comfort. I remember walking around the pond with Bonnie and her talking about James. I hardly knew her at the time, but she etched a memory in my heart that I will always remember and be forever thankful. May she rest peacefully in the embrace of the Lord.
I am forever grateful to have known such a lovely lady who had nothing but kind words to say about everyone. Bonnie and Jim were like second parents to me while I babysat Carol and Cindy during my teen years. I saw Bonnie for the first time in many years this past July, and was overjoyed to have had the opportunity to see her one last time before she passed. Bonnie your memories will live forever in our hearts and your friendship will last more than a lifetime. Live Well, Love Much, Laugh Often. Bobbie (Makeley) Braasch
Rest in Peace my Dear Friend I will never forget you or all the wonderful times we have had together in the past 32 years! I will miss you til we meet again!
Love Dan and Birdie
I am so very sorry for your losses. I have some fun times working at Harris's with Bonnie & great memories. There is a rough road ahead for all of you. Be strong God will help you. I have been there and know that you will be able to. Remembering all the good times will help you. God be with all the family
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