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Mary Frances Miller
August 18, 2014
Mary Frances Miller, 93, formerly of Flomaton passed away on August 14, 2014,at Rock Creek Health and Rehab Center in Sulphur Springs, TX. She was born on October 16, 1920, in Morvin, AL, the daughter of Houston and Ora May Armstead McNider. She was a lifelong member of the First Baptist Church of Flomaton. She married Fred C. Miller in 1944 (who preceded her in death) and together they ran Miller’s Clothing Store in Flomaton for over 30 years (1948 to 1979).
She was also preceded in death by daughter, Glenda Miller Summerford, brothers; Sydney Elliot McNider, James McNider, and Magnus McNider.
She is survived by son, Fred M. (Jean) Miller and of Sulphur Springs, TX, son-in-law, George Summerford of Charleston, SC, grandchildren, Melanie (David) Miller McGee of Heath, TX, Valerie (Chad) Miller Moniz of Yorktown, VA, Ginger (William) Summerford Gorrell of Apex, NC, Grant (Priscilla) Summerford and of Charleston, SC, Ginny Summerford of Charleston, SC.
Graveside service will be held at 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, August 20, 2014, at Flomaton Cemetery with Rev. Dustin Stockstill officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Flomaton Cemetery Fund, Escambia County Bank, P.O. Box 601, Flomaton, AL 36441.
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Mrs. Miller was always a kind, generous, and true lady. When Glenda and I would practice music together, she was always ready to offer kind words and a great snack. My husband and I were talking about the wonderful Miller family just this morning. I truly miss them but am grateful I shared a part of my life with them.
Mrs. Miller was one of the nicest people I ever knew growing up in Flomaton. Many of us traded at Mr. and Mrs. Miller’s clothing store. The town of Flomaton has lost great citizens in Mr. and Mrs. Miller. I lost a friend in their daughter, Glenda, a few years back. Thankfully, fond memories of this family will always stay with me. My condolences go out to Freddy Mac and to the Miller’s extended families.