Matthew "Wyatt" Miller

Matthew "Wyatt" Miller, a little warrior with an infectious smile that could light up even the darkest of days, passed away in Greer, South Carolina. Wyatt, born in Greenville, South Carolina, on June 20, 2017, brought immense joy and love into the lives of all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Wyatt's memory will forever be cherished by his loving parents, Jonathan Miller, Sr. and Dee Dee Miller. He will be deeply missed by his sisters Hannah Klemm, Faith Sarros, and Adaleigh Trail, as well as his brothers Jonathan Miller, Jr., Benjamin Miller, Daniel Miller, Joshua Miller, Caleb Miller, Brody Trail, and Conner Hastings.

Described as a silent yet powerful presence, Wyatt communicated through his actions and touched the hearts of everyone he met. His quirky ways like "roaring" to express happiness or contentment and sporting his beloved "Elmer Fudd / Cousin Eddie" hat will be fondly remembered by all who knew him.

Despite facing numerous challenges throughout his life, Wyatt's fighting spirit shone brightly. His legacy includes defying all odds by not just surviving but thriving for six precious years longer than expected. Wyatt's resilience inspired those around him and taught valuable lessons of love and perseverance.

In addition to his adorable blonde curly locks of hair that charmed many hearts, Wyatt leaves behind a treasure trove of beautiful memories that will forever live on in the hearts of his family and friends. Wyatt's impact was profound; he brought people together through love and taught the true meaning of strength in the face of adversity.  It's not just Wyatt's  memory that lives on but he spiritually lives on in heaven and is waiting for us all to join him some day. That is our blessed hope! This temporal life is not the end. We believe that Wyatt is more alive than we are right now. Hallelujah!

As we mourn the loss of a remarkable soul that left us too soon, let us also celebrate Wyatt's life—a life that radiated love, courage, and an unwavering spirit. Though he may no longer be physically present among us, Wyatt's legacy will continue to inspire kindness and resilience for years to come. Donations in memory of Matthew "Wyatt" Miller can be made at https://www.bair.org/support-our-mission/donate/

Rest in peace dear Wyatt; your memory will forever remain a beacon of light in our lives.