Candi Miller Obituary, Death – I come here with a sorrowful heart to tell you that my lovely wife Candi Miller died away last night due to sickness. She was surrounded by her loved ones. We ask that you respect our privacy as we grieve.
I will always love you, my angel, and you will be missed greatly. Fly high, my angel. Candi Mae Miller, who was born on October 4, 1978 in Kennett and passed away on September 6, 2021 at the Poplar Bluff Regional Medical Center in Poplar Bluff, was the daughter of the late Alvin Ray Jordan, Sr. and Pamela Denise Cluck Jordan.
She completed her life on September 6, 2021 at the age of 42 years, 11 months, and 2 days. In her life, Candi Mae Miller was a housewife. His wife, Thomas Miller, of the home in Kennett; his sons, Kaleb and Jacob Tuck, both of Kennett; Lucas Griffin of Kennett; and Greg of Boston, Massachusetts; his daughters, Kindle and Tiffany; his brother, Alvin Jordan of Kennett; his sisters, Lisa Fuller of Kennett and Crystal Moore of Poplar Bluff; and a large number of other relatives and friends. During the time that she was working with her husband, Jerry, at Photography by Jerry & Candy, Candy enjoyed a great deal of success in the field of photography.
She was also employed as an administrative assistant at Trimbach Body Shop. She was a former member of the Vandalia-Butler Optimist Club, golf was one of her favorite activities, and she also enjoyed spending time on her computer.
In particular, she took great pleasure in assisting other people with computer problems. She worked as a consultant for senior clients who required aid in establishing their computers and learning how to use them. She was born in Orange, New Jersey, but she spent her childhood in Hudson County.
Eventually, she made her home in Ocean County, New Jersey, where she spent many pleasant years close to the shore, which was her favorite location. Anything that having to do with the arts was something that Candy enjoyed.
In her pursuit for one-of-a-kind works of art, she would regularly be spotted in a playhouse, at the ballet, or shopping in artistic neighborhoods all around the United States and even further afield. She had a passion for exploring new places and having a knack for discovering hidden dining spots.
She devoured books all the time and had a passion for mysteries. She had a kind heart and contributed to a number of charitable organizations in addition to helping anyone who might be in need. A number of people, including Candy’s parents Frederick and Marie Miller, her sister Lynn Reveron, her nephew Freddy Reveron, and her longtime companion Saul Rubin, had passed away before her.
Her sister, Cheryl Longordo, her nephews John Longordo, Victor Reveron, and Daniel Reveron, and her niece Wendy Przybylowski, along with their families, as well as a large number of cousins and close friends, are among those who hold her memory alive.
