Charles Lance Miller
November 21, 1950-December 18, 2019
MILLER, Charles “Lance”, 69, passed in peace on Wednesday, December 18, 2019. He is survived by his loving wife of 25 years, Debbie Miller; their son, Roman; devoted step-children, John (Kimberly), Sam (Christy) and Pam (Anil); and their children, Alden, Conley, Isaac, Alex and Brady. A memorial service will be held at 6 p.m. on Monday, December 23 at Affinity Funeral Service Richmond Chapel, 2720 Enterprise Pkwy, Richmond, VA 23294. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service at the funeral home. Interment will be private.
Debbie and Family,
I am saddened to hear of Lance’s passing. Although I did not work directly with Lance, every comment I ever heard about Lance was about how great a guy he is and how willing he is to help others. My prayers are for your heart to be at peace as you deal with your loss.
A co-worker at Caldwell & Gregory
Debbie and family. I am so sorry to hear about Lance”s passing. He was a great friend and a great coworker and loved by all. And the Yanks have lost their most devoted fan.
Debbie & Family,
Maria & I are so very sorry to hear of Lance’s passing. He had an infectious smile and a hardy laugh. Lance was a very kind-hearted man and a gentle soul. While this is a time of sorrow, we know he stands now in glory. And that is his marvelous reward. In the days ahead, please know that we will be praying for you. Blessings.
Debbie and Family,
Lance was a kind and generous man with a loving heart. He was more like a brother to me than a cousin. He touched many lives and was loved by many. I am truly grateful for all the good times we had together. Rest in peace, cuz!
Lance was a true character in so MANY regards. He was unyielding as a friend; his heart was more than true. Stories, I am sure, will make many laugh out loud. God bless you Lance… and leave the glass and headlights alone in heaven. Debbie and Roman, my heart and prayers go out to you.
In memory of Lance, on what would have been his 70th birthday. (11-21-2020)
Gone my friend, but not forgotten.