Miller family notices: Ronald Lee Miller dies Feb. 21, 2026; Brandon Miller obituary Feb. 22; Janice Miller (1947–2026) of Kankakee, IL
The latest miller obituaries this week center on a detailed notice for Ronald "Ron" Lee Miller, who passed away on February 21, 2026, alongside brief listings for Brandon Miller (February 22, 2026) and Janice Miller (1947–2026) of Kankakee, IL. The Ronald Lee Miller entry contains a full life summary, service dates and a family request on memorial gifts; the other two listings appear as headline notices.
Miller family obituaries this week
Three distinct obituary entries for members of the Miller family appear in the provided notices: Brandon Miller (February 22, 2026), Janice Miller (1947–2026) identified with Kankakee, IL, and a full obituary for Ronald Lee Miller dated February 21, 2026. One item in the collection is a short placeholder titled "Just a moment... " that appears as a separate listing.
Ronald Lee Miller: life, service and career
Ronald "Ron" Lee Miller, 38, passed away on February 21, 2026. He was born on April 1, 1987, in Lubbock, Texas, to Kerry Miller and Lisa Malone. The obituary emphasizes a life marked by service, brilliance, humor and an unwavering devotion to family.
Ron began public service at age 17 when he joined the United States Army. Over eleven years of service he was Airborne qualified as an Infantryman and concluded his military career as an Adjunct Professor of Military Science at Texas Tech University. The entry describes the Army as formative for his discipline and leadership and credits it with revealing his creativity and strategic thinking.
After military service, Ron pursued law. He graduated second in his class from Texas Tech University School of Law, served in editorial leadership for the Business and Bankruptcy Law Journal and competed on five national advocacy teams. He later earned a Master of Laws in Litigation Management from Baylor University School of Law. Prior to co-founding Campbell Miller Payne, PLLC, he practiced with prominent law firms. His legal work encompassed complex product liability, commercial litigation and financial institution matters. He was admitted to practice in Texas and before the U. S. Courts of Appeals for the Second and Fifth Circuits.
Miller: family, personal passions and community life
Ron is survived by his wife, Stephanie Miller, and their four children: Hadlee, Grant, Grayson and Noah Miller. Immediate family survivors named in the notice also include father Kerry Miller; mother Lisa Malone; stepmother Karen Miller; and siblings Chase Miller, Chandley King, Tiffany Wehmeirer and Haley Malone.
The obituary highlights Ron's personality and hobbies: he was often the funniest person in the room, loved Star Wars, frequently quoted The Office, and enjoyed science-related pursuits. He excelled in varied activities—courtroom advocacy, coaching sports teams and woodworking. Woodworking is noted as a favorite passion; he crafted many pieces for his children. The family shared a love of travel in their motorhome to national parks, and when at home he could be found on the sidelines coaching his kids' teams.
Funeral arrangements and memorial requests
Funeral services for Ronald Lee Miller are scheduled at Community Life Church in Sunnyvale, Texas, on Friday, February 27, with visitation from 10: 00–11: 00 a. m. and the service from 11: 00 a. m. –12: 00 p. m. The family requests that memorial donations be made to C-Life Church reflecting Ron's commitment to serving Christ and others. The obituary's final line about an additional donation option is incomplete or unclear in the provided context.
Other notices and what is pending
Two other Miller notices are present as brief headlines: one for Brandon Miller dated February 22, 2026, and one for Janice Miller listed as 1947–2026 with Kankakee, IL identified. Additionally, one listing titled "Just a moment... " appears as a separate short entry. The Ronald Lee Miller entry invites friends and family to read the obituary and add memories and states that the family will be notified when service details or new memories are added; it also instructs readers to select what they would like included for printing.
Details beyond the items summarized here are unclear in the provided context. Recent updates may change service or memorial information; readers are advised that some parts of the notice set were presented as placeholders or prompts and that one donation line was incomplete.
