Hunter Miller

hunter miller

April 4, 2000 ~ July 25, 2024

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Hunter Scott Miller, 24, died suddenly on July 25, 2024, at the age of 24. He was born on April 4, 2000, to Ann R. Miller and the late L. Grant Miller in Frankfort, KY, Hunter was predeceased by his father and his grandparents Sharon & Bill Carmen, Robert Miller, and Faye & Doug Sudduth.

A 2018 Mercer County High School graduate, Hunter was known for his friendly nature, infectious laughter, and love of hunting, fishing, and kayaking. He loved his job as a Correctional Officer at Northpoint Training Center and enjoyed the moments spent with his friends, bringing laughter to all who knew him.

Hunter is survived by his mother Ann Miller (Billy Whalin), sister Victoria Miller, stepmother Heather Cocanougher, stepfamily who loved him as their own, and many co-workers and friends. His memory will forever be treasured by those who knew and loved him.

The funeral service will be at 11 a.m., Thursday, August 1, 2024, at The Showroom, Lebanon Road with Chaplain Tommy Blackwell officiating. Visitation will be from 4 – 6 p.m., Wednesday, July 31, 2024, at The Showroom. Bryce Hatchel, Miles Coffman, Caleb Morrison, Jacob Newsome, Aidan Brown, and Carter Elliott will be pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers will be his unit at Northpoint Training Center.

Please join us in remembering and celebrating Hunter’s life, his laughter, and the happiness he brought to all who knew him. May he rest in eternal peace.

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Visitation: July 31, 2024 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm

The Showroom
2405 Lebanon Road
Danville, Kentucky 40422

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Funeral Service: August 1, 2024 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

The Showroom
2405 Lebanon Road
Danville, Kentucky 40422

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  1. We hadn’t seen Hunter since he was very young and his grandmother Sharon Carman would bring Hunter and Victoria to our Christmas gathering of the Woods Family. We saw Victoria and Heather her stepmother when Grant passed away but I don’t recall seeing Hunter. We are praying for his mother and sister, Heather and his co workers, especially those who experienced this shocking event. He was our great great nephew on Joes side of the family. We are so sorry and very sad.

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  3. I love you brother and miss you dearly, I miss our jokes and the laughs we shared. Still hard to believe you’re gone but your brothers and sister have it from here man. You will be missed and always cherish by all of us. Rest easy brother

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  4. I’ve not been able to get you off my mind lately. Thinking about you coming into my office unannounced, sitting in my chair and making me laugh through your entire visit. Gonna miss you brother, heaven gained a good one.

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  5. I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Hunter. We’re keeping his family and friends in our dearest prayers and are so glad to see the community honoring him.

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  6. Condolences to his family, and to his brothers and sisters at Northpoint from myself and all of us at Boyle County Detention Center.

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  8. From a former NTC employee, my deepest condolences for his family and friends. May your soul rest in peace.🫂

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  9. Condolences to his family, and to his brothers and sisters at NTC from myself and all of us at SSCC.

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  10. I only me Hunter a couple of times when I was an OJT, so I didn’t know him well, but he always had a smile on his face and would always be making other officers laugh. Glad I had the opportunity to meet him. Rest easy Officer Miller, your brothers and sisters have it from here.

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    • H. Miller was a great kid to be around and is gonw so soon. When I would see him at North point he always has his joking personality and his professional personality and did what took to get the job done. Hunter RIP BROTHER. WE GOT THE WATCH FROM HERE.

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  12. I am so very sorry. RIP Officer Miller. My prayers for family, friends and Northpoint Training Center. Chip

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  13. It was an honor to know you, prayers for your family and your close friends. May your Kindle spirit rest in peace

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  16. Never would have thought you’d be gone so soon. You’re face will be missed coming in to control center. Wish I would’ve got to work with you more. I’m sure you are guarding heaven now! RIP Hunter.

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  17. Hunter you where just all around awesome guy you where a jokester but when it was time to be professional you did just that never complained just showed up and showed out your presence is surely going to be missed love ya little brother your NTC family will take it from here go rest your work is done

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    • Deepest condolences to your family both blood and badge. You will be sorely missed. Your light and laughter will be remembered. You were an amazing officer and even better friend to all who knew you.
      We have the watch brother, rest in eternal glory.

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  18. Victoria my heart is broken for you I’m so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

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  19. Hunter your Mother Ann Miller and Sister Victoria Miller and I miss you so much. You will always be your mother’s Ann Miller baby boy. May God care for you son in Jesus name Amen.

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  21. Worked with Hunter at the prison. We went to academy together and I considered him a friend. He was a great dude with an amazing sense of humor. He made time fun with him. Prayers for family and friends.

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  23. Miller, it wasn’t long ago I’d just trained you in visitation. Cracking your jokes was the highlight of my day. You’ll be missed, your brothers and sisters will take it from here. Rest Peacefully.

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  24. Prayers for peace and comfort for both Hunter’s immediate and NTC family. It was a pleasure working with you brother. Your professionalism and work ethic was unparalleled. You brought joy to every life touched and your legacy will live forever. Rest is peace bother.

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  25. You will truly be missed my friend
    Never a dull moment with you around
    Rest in peace taken way to soon

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  26. We are so sorry for the loss of Hunter. We did not know Hunter but our son, Jordan, worked with him at North Point. We’re keeping his family, friends and North Point family in our thoughts and prayers!

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  27. I remember Hunter from a very young age as he was a part of the group of friends my son Miles hung around with in grade school. I watched him play middle school football and grow to become the fine young man he was. He and Miles would often come to our house and shoot guns. Hunter was an excellent marksman and took great pride in his abilities. We are deeply saddened by this tragic outcome. We will always remember him with his infectious smile and heart. May you rest in peace young warrior!

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  28. This is all so sad, we’re all gonna miss you Miller. You’re SMU family and Northpoint family will never forget you man. You truly was a brother to me, prayers for the Miller family. I’ll never forget all the memories we made as the SMU crew and the 2 years we worked together.

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  29. I’m so sorry for your loss. Many prayers for your family and all of Hunter’s friends.

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  32. On behalf of all the staff at KY Correctional Industries I would like to extend our deepest sympathies to Hunter’s family, friends and coworkers. You can stand down Officer, we’ll take it from here.

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  34. I do not know this young man, but I know his co-workers and I work in Corrections. I will be praying for his family, co-workers and friends. I’m so very sorry for the loss. May God comfort you during this time.

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  36. One of the best “older brothers” I had growing up. From all the memories at the football and baseball fields, to high school, to our “grown up jobs” you never forgot about me. So glad I got to see you one last time here at the hospital and got to help you because you were lost. I’ll always remember you and everything you did for me as the teams little sister! 🤍

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  37. Hunter was great kid that grew into a great young man! He had a wonderful sense of humor and was a true friend to his buddies. His father would be proud!

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  39. My heart breaks for Vic, Ann, & Heather. Bless you all. I’m sure Hunter is already hanging out with Grant. ♥️

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