Delores Alice Miller
Delores Alice Miller of League City, Texas passed away peacefully on Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at Clear Lake Regional Medical Center in Webster. She was born to Deloy Lee Miller and Effie Mae Hill. She went to Bolton High School in Alexandria, Louisiana. After high school, she studied Nutrition and Food Science at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C., was editor of the Gallaudet University Manus (Poetry Literacy Club and Publication), and a member of the Phi Kappa Zeta sorority. She graduated from the International Culinary Arts and Institute in Baltimore, Maryland and became a chef for a short time. She worked for the United States Geological Survey, as a certified Deaf Interpreter/Deaf Advocate at the Defense Mapping Agency in Reston, Virginia for 25 years. She moved to Texas after her retirement.
She is survived by her four siblings, Wanda Lee Miller of Pineville, Louisiana, Garlan Wayne Miller and his wife, Holly Benedict of Pleasanton, California, Sheila Mae Miller of Austin, Texas and Sharon Smith and her husband Larry W. Smith of Friendswood, Texas and five nephews.
Alice loved to read, shop, cook, travel, grow vegetables/herbs, enjoyed being with friends and helping people. She will be missed and we will keep her in our hearts forever.
A simple memorial church service will be arranged with Crowder Funeral Home in League City, Texas in October.
I am so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts! With much love, Chanda xo
To Delores’ Miller Family,
My sincere and deep condolence to your family on her passing. I’m still heartbroken about her death. We were good friends when we were in college at Gallaudet University in Washington DC. She was one of dear friends of mine.I saw her at one of our friend’s funeral about a year ago. Had a nice visit with her. I’m glad I had the chance to see her one more time before she departed. I feel comfortable knowing that she is in a better place with the Lord. May she rest in peace. With much love, Jack
I only met Alice recently but liked her instantly. I am so sorry for your loss.
I am so sorry for your loss. Alice and I worked at Dillard’s in Barton Creek in Austin Texas. She was a joy to be friends with and she will be missed. She recently introduced me to the Juice Plus company . Since then we have reconnected and have talked hours and hours on the phone.
She was teaching me all about the business. She will truly be missed by everyone ! Da
I have always enjoyed having Alice around. I got to know her when I was in New Orleans. We always had a blast time going to Catholic Deaf Center, French Quarter and deaf club way down in New Orleans. She taught me about LSL and their culture. Most of all, she cooked great foods. I will sorely missed her cheerfulness and politeness. May the good Lord takes care of you always.
Alice and I spoke a few days before her passing and she was looking forward to doing so many things. I was shocked and saddened to learn that I have lost a good friend. I will hold tight to memories of her for comfort, and ask you to lean on your friends and family for strength, and always remember how much she loved all of her family and friends.
Alice Miller had a huge heart of Gold. Her smile was terrifically infectious. She was a beautiful soul to friends she truly cared for and respected.
I had her catered at our home when she was a professional Chef. Our friendship lasted a lifetime based on our mutual interests. Mostly our life of fun and encouragements. She’d happily interpreted when I didn’t quite get it.
She gave me two gifted dog pins when Mimi and Andre passed on. We exchanged fun messages along with silly loving emoticons. Shared our love for songs and music. It is cemented on fb message forever to hold and cherished. With my heartfelt tears Alice, I will miss our fun times so much. Rip Alice Miller. My deepest condolences to her loved ones.
Cynthia Roberson
Alice was a wonderful lady, very caring. My sincere condolences to the Miller family and many friends and relatives that Alice left behind.
What a shock! She loved life very much as I can tell because she posted many healthy food information in Facebook. She was so generous to share valuable info also. She interpreted no limit for us at work in Bethesda, Maryland in 1990’s. She is always remembered for me. I found her in FB a few years ago, and joined her instantly because she was so special to me although I am straight. I admired her very much, and she is unique. Goodbye, Alice ILY.
ALICE!!!!!!!!!
YOU WERE HERE & then you left…….but you made such a positive difference and and I hope to see you soon……..Love always & forever……James
Alice was a very dear friend and I miss her terribly. She was always helpful whenever a friend or family member needed comfort. She had a very positive memory of her parents and loved her sister, Sharon, deeply. Alice cherished all of her longtime friends and remained close even thou she lived miles apart. Her sudden unexpected loss was a shock to all of us who knew Alice. I feel blessed to have known Alice. I know she is one of God’s Angels and sometimes I feel like she is looking at me with her twinkling eyes and a big smile just letting me know she is in a better place.
I was deeply saddened to hear that Alice passed. She was a great friend to my mom and to me. I will remember her smile, her laugh, and her great enthusiasm. She loved to garden and introduced me to fresh watermelon with mint leaves on it. Alice helped me move to Houston. I will always remember her kindness.
Alice was a warm soul with a passion for life and she left this earth too quickly. she was a great friend to my Mom and every time I saw Alice she was always so loving. She loved to talk and laugh and always shared some great health food tips! She will be very missed but I know she is watching down on us from heaven right now. my thoughts and prayers go to Alice’s family. xo