Sunday, November 15, 2026

Margie Miller

My sister Patsy followed Margie’s blog . They were the same age. Patsy passed in 2014. I followed it also. Margie did lots in her life to help others. She was interested in government and politics. I recall much about her life as I read of her days over many years. Each person’s life is filled with happiness and heart ache too. I read about the death of her husband and how she cared for him at home. I read about trips to Branson with her friend. I read about a fender bender in her car and sent her a check once when she needed help getting her car fixed. I read sermons she gave at her church and retreats she took with the same. When she stopped blogging I missed her daily posts. May she rest in peace. 
 Margie Ann Miller, 90, of Coffeyville, Kansas, passed away on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, at Morningstar Care Home in Neodesha, Kansas.

She was born on December 2, 1935, in Coffeyville, Kansas, to Clyde "Doc" and Ruby (Reynolds) Moberly, Margie grew up and attended school in Coffeyville graduating from Field Kindley High School. She spent her lifetime in the Coffeyville area.

She married the love of her life, Robert E. Miller, on April 28, 1954, and they cherished many years together until his passing. A dedicated professional, Margie retired from a career in sales with KGGF Radio in Coffeyville, and Good News in Caney, after having started her career as a Dental Assistant for Dr. Young in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and then for Dr. Marsh and Dr. Mason in Caney.

Margie was not only committed to her professional life but was equally passionate about her hobbies and her community. She loved working in her flower garden, reading, and playing cards, especially Canasta. Margie along with the other church members were instrumental in building the local Community of Christ Church. However, what mattered most to Margie was her relationships with her Lord and Savior and her family.

1 comment:

Margaret said...

What a beautiful tribute to Margie! Like with many of us, you developed a personal relationship and connection with her. I too have helped out blog friends and have met a few face to face, always a treat.