Carol Louise (Burnett) Miller

July 31, 1937 - March 20, 2022

CAROL LOUISE (BURNETT) MILLER born July 31st, 1937 departed this life at the senior age of 84 on March 20, 2022 two days before being in Hospice 3 years at her sons home. She was preceded in death by her husband JOHN THOMAS MILLER I, daughter CINDY LOUISE WUEBKER, and parents HARRY and LOUISE BURNETT. She is survived by her two sons and sister HARRIET LORENE MOORE husband RICHARD, daughter JODY LORENE FUDGE son TOOTER SILVER wife LAURA daughter AVA, and JOHN THOMAS MILLER II, daughter AMIE JO SPURLOCK husband BRET, BRITTANIE SUE HOWARD husband CALEB daughters KIMBER, STASSI & EVA, son JOHN THOMAS MILLER III(TRAY) wife LANEY son BRODY, second son MICHAEL KEVIN MILLER wife KAREN daughter KAYCEE MICHAELA MILLER and children of CINDY are ROBERT LEE TAYLOR LAWRENCE IV daughters ASHLYN & WHITLEY and JOHN MICHAEL BETTIS LAWRANCE wife TRICIA, son LANDON daughter ADILYNN, along with many nieces, nephews, cousins and many friends. Carol started her young life out being surrounded by horses and rodeo. She went on to win the calvacade in 1955 and soon after she graduated and went on to learn how to be a secretary. After that she went to work for Century Geophysical and later met her future husband John Sr. at a bank and they started dating, then they got married and eventually had 3 children. Carol and John were moving up in their career buying boats and motorcycles and looking for a new home and were a busy family. John was her real love even though he died in 1970 which devastated her. She recovered and began a new life getting into barrel racing again then into horse racing, bought a cabin at Cedar Crest where there were many family get togethers and fun was always at hand for 22 years. She always had a dog with her and TC, Popo, Kaycee & Samantha were her favorite. She eventually moved into independent living and stayed a number of years fell and was put on hospice. A few months later her son moved her into his home and took care of her until the end which was her wish. She always enjoyed family and friends and had many nights of playing cards. She loved to travel and go bird and deer hunting. Carol was a good role model for her children and was always there for her family and friends. She was a very classy lady and her family could not be more proud of her. We will miss her with all our hearts, she was truly the most loved "Angel Of Light" that we have ever known!