TITLE:  Jerry Lee McMiller

SOURCE: The New and Reporter, May 27, 2001

SUBMITTED: The News and Reporter

FORMATTED: Kim Grissom, May 2001

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Mr. Jerry Lee McMiller, 81
CHARLOTTE – The funeral for Mr. Jerry Lee McMiller of Charlotte, formerly of Chester, will be 
conducted at 1 p.m. Saturday at King’s Funeral Home Chapel in Charlotte. Interment will follow 
at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church cemetery in Richburg. Mr. McMiller, 81, died Sunday, May 20, 
2001, at Mercy Hospital in Charlotte. Born in Kershaw County on June 15, 1919, he was the son 
of the late Earl and Addie Smith Miller. He was married to the late Kathleen Jordan McMiller. 
He is survived by seven daughters, Mrs. Lizzie M. Goode and her husband, Gerona; Mrs. Willie C. 
Bailey, Mrs. Addie R. Boyce and her husband, Noah; Evelyn Straite, Mrs. Doris Clinkscales and 
her husband, Bernard; Mrs. Virginia Godfrey (James), and Janice McMiller Harris, all of 
Charlotte; five sons, James McMiller, Calvin McMiller and his wife, Shirley; John McMiller and 
his wife, Louise; Bennie McMiller and Terry McMiller and his wife, Irish; all of Charlotte; four 
sisters, Janie Talford of Charlotte, Mary Hayes, Lillie Crome and Elizabeth Cureton, all of Rock 
Hill; three brothers, Grady McMiller of Gastonia, George Miller of Winnsboro and Nathaniel 
Miller of Rock Hill; 42 grandchildren; 33 great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren; 
eight sisters-in-law; one brother-in-law; a godson, James H. Miller (Ella) and a goddaughter, 
Gail McVay. King’s Funeral Home, Charlotte is serving the family.


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