Ms. Angela Nicole Miller, age 53, born September 20, 1968 in Dayton, Ohio, passed away unexpectedly Wednesday, December 8, 2021 at her home. She graduated from Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, Class of 1987. She also attended Sinclair Community College, studying Journalism.
Angela was a transportation specialist for Dayton Public Schools. She was also an Uber and Lift driver. Angie loved driving, her first job was for Domino's Pizza on Third Street with a Chevy Impala, green with a hump in the back.
Angie loved football and was a Dallas Cowboy die-hard fan. She did not want you to tell her the score of the game or tell her if they were losing, because she would record the game. She would not talk to you or would avoid your phone calls because she didn't like anyone teasing her about her Cowboys.
Angie enjoyed skating and bike riding. She loved hanging out with the Bad Boys Motorcycle Club. Every time she had a good night out on the road, she would always wake up the next morning, stating that "I'm not messing with Shawn "Baby Daddy" and the load boys. Angie's motorcycle family was the Road Runners MC, L.K., Running Man, Little Lavish and My Cane. She loved her motorcycle family, all you heard was "I'm on my way to Richmond".
Angela was preceded in death by her father, Fredrick Evans; mother, Dorothea Miller.
Funeral service will be held 11 am Thursday, December 16, at First Baptist Church of Ridgewood Heights, 116 Hanover St. Visitation 10 am until time of service. (Mask Required). Interment Woodland Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to House of Wheat Funeral Home, Inc.
Angela was a transportation specialist for Dayton Public Schools. She was also an Uber and Lift driver. Angie loved driving, her first job was for Domino's Pizza on Third Street with a Chevy Impala, green with a hump in the back.
Angie loved football and was a Dallas Cowboy die-hard fan. She did not want you to tell her the score of the game or tell her if they were losing, because she would record the game. She would not talk to you or would avoid your phone calls because she didn't like anyone teasing her about her Cowboys.
Angie enjoyed skating and bike riding. She loved hanging out with the Bad Boys Motorcycle Club. Every time she had a good night out on the road, she would always wake up the next morning, stating that "I'm not messing with Shawn "Baby Daddy" and the load boys. Angie's motorcycle family was the Road Runners MC, L.K., Running Man, Little Lavish and My Cane. She loved her motorcycle family, all you heard was "I'm on my way to Richmond".
Angela was preceded in death by her father, Fredrick Evans; mother, Dorothea Miller.
Funeral service will be held 11 am Thursday, December 16, at First Baptist Church of Ridgewood Heights, 116 Hanover St. Visitation 10 am until time of service. (Mask Required). Interment Woodland Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to House of Wheat Funeral Home, Inc.
Ms. Angela Nicole Miller, age 53, born September 20, 1968 in Dayton, Ohio, passed away unexpectedly Wednesday, December 8, 2021 at her home. She graduated from Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, Class of 1987. She also attended Sinclair Community College, studying Journalism.
Angela was a transportation specialist for Dayton Public Schools. She was also an Uber and Lift driver. Angie loved driving, her first job was for Domino's Pizza on Third Street with a Chevy Impala, green with a hump in the back.
Angie loved football and was a Dallas Cowboy die-hard fan. She did not want you to tell her the score of the game or tell her if they were losing, because she would record the game. She would not talk to you or would avoid your phone calls because she didn't like anyone teasing her about her Cowboys.
Angie enjoyed skating and bike riding. She loved hanging out with the Bad Boys Motorcycle Club. Every time she had a good night out on the road, she would always wake up the next morning, stating that "I'm not messing with Shawn "Baby Daddy" and the load boys. Angie's motorcycle family was the Road Runners MC, L.K., Running Man, Little Lavish and My Cane. She loved her motorcycle family, all you heard was "I'm on my way to Richmond".
Angela was preceded in death by her father, Fredrick Evans; mother, Dorothea Miller.
Funeral service will be held 11 am Thursday, December 16, at First Baptist Church of Ridgewood Heights, 116 Hanover St. Visitation 10 am until time of service. (Mask Required). Interment Woodland Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to House of Wheat Funeral Home, Inc.
Angela was a transportation specialist for Dayton Public Schools. She was also an Uber and Lift driver. Angie loved driving, her first job was for Domino's Pizza on Third Street with a Chevy Impala, green with a hump in the back.
Angie loved football and was a Dallas Cowboy die-hard fan. She did not want you to tell her the score of the game or tell her if they were losing, because she would record the game. She would not talk to you or would avoid your phone calls because she didn't like anyone teasing her about her Cowboys.
Angie enjoyed skating and bike riding. She loved hanging out with the Bad Boys Motorcycle Club. Every time she had a good night out on the road, she would always wake up the next morning, stating that "I'm not messing with Shawn "Baby Daddy" and the load boys. Angie's motorcycle family was the Road Runners MC, L.K., Running Man, Little Lavish and My Cane. She loved her motorcycle family, all you heard was "I'm on my way to Richmond".
Angela was preceded in death by her father, Fredrick Evans; mother, Dorothea Miller.
Funeral service will be held 11 am Thursday, December 16, at First Baptist Church of Ridgewood Heights, 116 Hanover St. Visitation 10 am until time of service. (Mask Required). Interment Woodland Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to House of Wheat Funeral Home, Inc.
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