Bishop Donald Lynn Miller Sr.

 Bishop Donald Lynn Miller, Age 71, went home suddenly on Wednesday, August 14, 2024. Bishop Miller was born on December 22, 1952 in Columbus, Ohio to Donald H. and Patricia Miller. 

Bishop Miller is predeceased by Father Donald Miller, Mother Patricia Lawes, wife Deborah Miller, son Anthony Wade, daughter LaDonna Wade, brothers James Gaines & Rome Miller. 

Survived by daughters Kveta (Willie) Barber, Dionna (Ashley) Prentice-Burwell, and Anya Garrett; sons Donald and Nicholas (Tonya) Wade, Tracy (Carla) Collins, Melvin Parnell, siblings Emory, James, Julius, and Daphne Miller, Anthony, Mark, and David Mosley, Tania (Gregory) Lawrence, Jermiah Allen and Jessica (Steve) Tadegrin. Special grandson Terrell Collins, longtime friends Vonzell Johnson & Rick Ellis. A host of grand- children, great grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and numerous other family and friends. 

Bishop Miller owned Miller Janitorial and is a member of The Destiny Center. He loved the Lord and often used his testimony to let people know how good God is, as he led & participated in outreach programs and ministries. People could also find him around the city supporting causes that uplift his people and those in need. He was a natural leader; becoming a business owner and leading his own congregation as a pastor. Known as the “Best dressed man in the area”, he believed in showing up in style no matter where he went. For example, he would show up in a 3-piece suit with a full-length mink coat to a Christmas pajama party! He was a fierce family protector and he loved his late wife, Deborah. Bishop Miller had the ability to add humor into many situations leaving those around him in laughter. His favorite gift was a gift card to Bob Evans and you could often find him watching re-runs of “Supernatural”. He loved visits from his family & friends despite the fact that he kept his home above 80 at all times. His favorite scripture was, Proverbs 27:17 “Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another”. Bishop Miller is loved and will be missed by many.