Ellen Olivia and Maggie Jane Miller were born and died on Oct. 2, 2014, in their mother’s arms at Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City.
Memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday and Immanuel Baptist Church with Rev. Ryan Blackwell officiating.∼Ellen Olivia and Maggie Jane Miller were born and died on Oct. 2, 2014, in their mother's arms at Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City.
Diagnosed with Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome, the girls were given only a couple weeks to survive in the womb. Despite the diagnosis, the girls survived longer than anyone expected. Their story united Christians around the world in prayer. Ellen and Maggie's parents received letters of support and prayer from all over the United States, France, Canada, and even Australia. Their family rejoices knowing the first time they opened their eyes, they saw the face of Jesus.
Ellen and Maggie are survived by their parents, Ray and Sarah Miller, and sister, Abigail, all of Shawnee; grandparents, Steve and Debbie Chisolm of Red Oak, Texas; grandparents, Robert and Anne Miller of LaMarque, Texas; aunt and uncle, Jenny and Ryan Simmons of Nashville, Tennessee; aunt and uncle, Melissa and Tim Benedict of Fort Hood, Texas; aunt, Victoria Miller of Houston, Texas; great-grandparents, Lolita and Emil Mateker of Houston, Texas; great-grandmother, Ellie Hehn of Ellisville, Mississippi; cousins, Annie Simmons, and Lexi and Clara Benedict.
Memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday and Immanuel Baptist Church with Rev. Ryan Blackwell officiating.
Memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday and Immanuel Baptist Church with Rev. Ryan Blackwell officiating.∼Ellen Olivia and Maggie Jane Miller were born and died on Oct. 2, 2014, in their mother's arms at Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City.
Diagnosed with Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome, the girls were given only a couple weeks to survive in the womb. Despite the diagnosis, the girls survived longer than anyone expected. Their story united Christians around the world in prayer. Ellen and Maggie's parents received letters of support and prayer from all over the United States, France, Canada, and even Australia. Their family rejoices knowing the first time they opened their eyes, they saw the face of Jesus.
Ellen and Maggie are survived by their parents, Ray and Sarah Miller, and sister, Abigail, all of Shawnee; grandparents, Steve and Debbie Chisolm of Red Oak, Texas; grandparents, Robert and Anne Miller of LaMarque, Texas; aunt and uncle, Jenny and Ryan Simmons of Nashville, Tennessee; aunt and uncle, Melissa and Tim Benedict of Fort Hood, Texas; aunt, Victoria Miller of Houston, Texas; great-grandparents, Lolita and Emil Mateker of Houston, Texas; great-grandmother, Ellie Hehn of Ellisville, Mississippi; cousins, Annie Simmons, and Lexi and Clara Benedict.
Memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday and Immanuel Baptist Church with Rev. Ryan Blackwell officiating.
Ellen Olivia and Maggie Jane Miller were born and died on Oct. 2, 2014, in their mother’s arms at Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City.
Memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday and Immanuel Baptist Church with Rev. Ryan Blackwell officiating.∼Ellen Olivia and Maggie Jane Miller were born and died on Oct. 2, 2014, in their mother's arms at Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City.
Diagnosed with Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome, the girls were given only a couple weeks to survive in the womb. Despite the diagnosis, the girls survived longer than anyone expected. Their story united Christians around the world in prayer. Ellen and Maggie's parents received letters of support and prayer from all over the United States, France, Canada, and even Australia. Their family rejoices knowing the first time they opened their eyes, they saw the face of Jesus.
Ellen and Maggie are survived by their parents, Ray and Sarah Miller, and sister, Abigail, all of Shawnee; grandparents, Steve and Debbie Chisolm of Red Oak, Texas; grandparents, Robert and Anne Miller of LaMarque, Texas; aunt and uncle, Jenny and Ryan Simmons of Nashville, Tennessee; aunt and uncle, Melissa and Tim Benedict of Fort Hood, Texas; aunt, Victoria Miller of Houston, Texas; great-grandparents, Lolita and Emil Mateker of Houston, Texas; great-grandmother, Ellie Hehn of Ellisville, Mississippi; cousins, Annie Simmons, and Lexi and Clara Benedict.
Memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday and Immanuel Baptist Church with Rev. Ryan Blackwell officiating.
Memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday and Immanuel Baptist Church with Rev. Ryan Blackwell officiating.∼Ellen Olivia and Maggie Jane Miller were born and died on Oct. 2, 2014, in their mother's arms at Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City.
Diagnosed with Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome, the girls were given only a couple weeks to survive in the womb. Despite the diagnosis, the girls survived longer than anyone expected. Their story united Christians around the world in prayer. Ellen and Maggie's parents received letters of support and prayer from all over the United States, France, Canada, and even Australia. Their family rejoices knowing the first time they opened their eyes, they saw the face of Jesus.
Ellen and Maggie are survived by their parents, Ray and Sarah Miller, and sister, Abigail, all of Shawnee; grandparents, Steve and Debbie Chisolm of Red Oak, Texas; grandparents, Robert and Anne Miller of LaMarque, Texas; aunt and uncle, Jenny and Ryan Simmons of Nashville, Tennessee; aunt and uncle, Melissa and Tim Benedict of Fort Hood, Texas; aunt, Victoria Miller of Houston, Texas; great-grandparents, Lolita and Emil Mateker of Houston, Texas; great-grandmother, Ellie Hehn of Ellisville, Mississippi; cousins, Annie Simmons, and Lexi and Clara Benedict.
Memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday and Immanuel Baptist Church with Rev. Ryan Blackwell officiating.
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