Deborah A. Miller

Evangelist Deborah Ann Miller was born on May 23, 1948, in Columbus Ohio to the late Wade and Juanita Collins.

Deborah was raised on the Northside of Columbus with six brothers and one sister. She attended Linden McKinley but later graduated from Central night school. On March 22, 1991, she married her true love Donald L. Miller. Deborah loved to cook and enjoy time with her family and friends, love music always attending a concert, and love to shop.

She grew up in Mt. Hermon Baptist Church where she turned her life over to Christ and attended faithfully until she transitioned to Judah Christian Community Church with her husband, there she continued her walk with GOD for years as she served on the usher board, Rebbeca’s Place through Brother to Brother Outreach Ministries, director of We’re About to Be Women Ministries until God gave her and her husband a calling to officiate their own church known as Genesis Christian Ministries on May 15, 2015, where she became an ordained evangelist on October 14, 2018. She worked as a dietitian at Westminster Thurber for 31 years on Collins Ave.

Deborah has returned home with the Lord and reunited with her parents Wade and Juanita Collins, her in-laws Patricia and Pat Laws, brothers Donald Robinson(Geneva), John Sr., Floyd Sr.(Donna), Danny, sister Helena, sister-in-law Peggie Collins, her Godson Jamal Taylor, and her son Tony Wade.

Her memories remain cherished by husband Donald L. Miller, Her brothers Gerald and Joel Collins, son Tracy Collins(Carla), Nick(Tanya), Ladonna, Melvin, Donald, Dionna (Ashley), Anya, sister-in-law Rita, brother-in-laws James and Emory, Terrell and T’Anna Collins, Kiara Saunders, Kiana James, Deonte and Donnell Garrett, with the rest of her many grandchildren along with her great- grandchildren Taliyah and Trinity Collins, Brielle, and Maddox Brown, her loving nieces and nephews, and Godchildren.

Visitation 9:00am and Funeral 10:00am Saturday, July 6, 2019 at Judth Christan Church 972 Beechwood Rd, Columbus, OH 43227

Interment at Union Cemetery