Jackie Miller

Jackie Miller ObituaryObituary published on Legacy.com by Union Funeral Home - West Frankfort on Mar. 10, 2026.Jackie Miller, age 67, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her loving family on March 8, 2026, at 3:47 p.m. Jackie was born on April 29, 1958.Jackie was preceded in death by her parents, Ruth Edwards and General Ralph Bowling; her siblings Stan, BG, Vertha Gaye, Gatha Rae; her beloved daughter Beverly; her grandchild Jaylee, son Oley Green; and her great grandchild Layla Rose.She is survived by her loving husband, Billy Miller.Jackie is survived by her siblings: Clara (Rick) Avery, Debbie (Randy) Fourez, Mike (Debbie) Bowling, Fred (Jessica) Bowling, Patricia (Paul) Mansell, Andy Bowling, Jesse (Carrie) Edwards, John Paul (Genie) Edwards, and James (Sabrina) Edwards.She also leaves behind her children: Kristina Brown, Minnie (John) Riddle, Alfreda (Jared) Schmitt, Oley (Paula) Stanley, Joseph Miller, Joshua Miller, and Kay Hall, as well as many other children she lovingly welcomed and treated as her own.Jackie was a proud grandmother to Jami, Josh, Jeffrey, Brianna, Jazmin, Dominick, Morgan, Madison, Racheal, Jordan, Alfred, Alyssa, Lucas, and Elliana.She was also blessed with great-grandchildren Patrick, Trevor, Willow, Minnow, Sandra, Waylon, Matthew, Savannah, Olevia, Zelda, Karson, Paxton, Wylder, and Laurylei, with two more on the way, and one great-great-grandchild, Malachi.Jackie's love extended far beyond those listed here, as there are countless family members, friends, and adopted family whose lives she touched deeply. She had a way of making everyone feel welcomed, loved, and part of her family.Jackie was loved by everyone she came across. She was truly one of life's greatest gifts - a woman whose presence ignited strength, love, and inspiration in those around her. Her life lit a fire within all of us to reach greater heights, and her extraordinary legacy will live on through the many lives she touched.The loss of Jackie will be felt by more people than she could have ever imagined, but her love, kindness, and spirit will never be forgotten.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.