Mr Steven Miller (27 Aug 1953 - 17 Feb 2024)

Steve, you and your brothers were my first heroes. Thanks for all the time you spent with us, your younger cousins, when we were kids. I've so many happy memories of our childhood with you. The rough and tumbles, the night fishing at Chislehurst ponds, chase the ace at family parties, the legendary holidays at Pontins and of course watching footie at your beloved Millwall and special mention to the Strollers. You were so kind and generous with your time for us. Love you, rest in peace dearest cousin.

I miss grandad, we all do so much. He was there my entire life always making time to see us and he taught me so so much. But I’m not sad. I’m happy, because I know that he is having a whiskey and playing snooker right now without a bloody worry in the world. Regardless of what he went through he was always Stevie, always himself and that’s what I want to remember. Strong strong person will always remember and love you grandad
Rest up ❤️🕊️

Such a lovely, kind caring man, who had the biggest heart and would go out of his way to help others.
Gone but never forgotten. X

He was the only one in Baden road who could make passer byes chat! Even if he didn’t know them he’d always have something to say! More when he left my shop with half a bottle of spirits and standing outside (warm evenings) on his door step of his house! At 8pm was always a wave as I left Baden stores! Cheers muller!

Dearest bro,
Growing up with you was fun, although you could be a pain in the butt sometimes 😉. We had a lot of fun - football, cricket, swimming, playing cards etc. Then you discovered fishing! That was it- off with your mates to different places to fish.
You were a very social and sociable guy who got on with everyone. Not a bad bone in your body.
I miss you bro. You're in my head and in my heart always. Love you loads, little bro.
God bless 🙏❤️

Will miss you so much Steve, I am so glad that I got to share an amazing holiday in France with your family & ours. I will always treasure those happiest of days we all shared, & the visits there after. You will always be remembered so fondly, always sharing your smile & laughter with everyone. RIP Steve forever in our hearts. xx

I have know Steve for most of my life. Ever since I was a teenager. I will always remember him for his laughter. He was so funny. Rest well dear Steve. You deserve it after all you have been through. Xxx