Lucius Ray Miller

October 24, 1951 ~ April 2, 2024 (age 72)

 Reese. He sang in the choir and served as the Sunday School Secretary; and, on occasion, contributed his handy-work when needed.

He attended East Austin's public schools and graduated from Albert Sidney Johnston High School in 1971 before working for Southwestern Bell as an electrician. He then earned a degree in Electronic Technology from Southwest School of Electronics and retired from the City of Austin as a power line electrician after 25+ years of service. During his retirement years, he fulfilled a role as "Handy Man Lu" where he served others in the community.

In June 1973 Lucius married Deanavoy Atkins, and to this union were born their three children - Adrian Dewayne Miller, Kitia Monique Miller, and Deirdre Me'chon Atkins. He later fathered his youngest daughter, Kaytlon Nicole Miller.

Lucius was a family man and loved spending quality time together. He was devoted to sharing his wisdom, advice, insight, and the love of God with all of his children. Lucius was a very smart, passionate, and people person who could touch everyone he met. He was also a talented guitarist and singer, which through his talents, touched many throughout his life!

He was preceded in death by his parents: James Robert Miller (father), Lucille Rogers Simpson (mother); and Kaiya Desarae Burke (granddaughter).

Left to cherish his memories are: (son) Adrian Dewayne Miller (Nikka); (three daughters) Kitia Monique Miller, Kaytlon Nicole Miller (Travis), Deirdre Me'chon Atkins; (six siblings) James R. Miller Jr., Glenn Miller, Howard E. Cook, Jonny Cook, (one favorite sister) Felisa Ann Wilson (Carnell), Anthony W. Cook; (uncle) Horace Nichols, (aunt) Bessie Hill (NJ); (nephew) Ru'zun Wilson (Kimani); (grand-children) Tierra, Tyrah, Briajah, Nadrian, Kirrah, Nazayha, Jakari, Amari, and  TJ; (great-grandchildren) Mehya, Samarey, Makinzey, Saharrah, Savannah, Kyrie, Alani; and a host of relatives, friends, and acquaintances, who were touched by his infectious personality, humor, passion, and love.

He will live in our hearts forever!

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