Eunice Arlene (Solheim) Miller 83, went to meet her Savior on July 28, 2022 in Sun City West, Arizona.  She was born on January 14, 1939 in Tacoma, Washington; the daughter of Einer and Anne (Mellum) Solheim.  Eunice lived in Tacoma during her young life, graduating from Stadium High School with the Class of 57 and lived with her sister Carol as young adults.  Her Christian  faith was an integral part of her life and she lived it to the fullest. While she lived in Tacoma, Eunice worked for Blake Moffitt & Towne in administration.  She attended Peoples Church when she met CR, the love of her life, (a single dad with two daughters, Pam and Donna). He helped build their new church in 1967.

Eunice and CR Miller were married on June 1, 1968, move to Puyallup. CR loved working on cars and his career as Service Manager for West Seattle Rambler, then AMC, most of his adult life.  They moved to Issaquah. Eunice worked in the office with Reynolds Aluminum in Kent.  Whilst in Issaquah, CR and Eunice were involved in the building of the new Eastridge Christian Assembly of God Building. Together they loved working for the Lord. When Eunice went to work for the EPA in Seattle her health took a downturn due to exposure to toxic chemicals in the building. They retired to Surprise Arizona. Together they had 48 years of wedded bliss.

Eunice's favorite pastimes were spending time with CR and the family.  Together they spent many weekends boating, skiing, traveling in their bus and just having fun. Her strength was in the Lord.  She was a true servant of the Lord, always a prayer warrior for those in need of prayers.

Eunice was predeceased by her parents, her beloved husband, sister Carol (Solheim) Johnson and grandchild, Angela Doyle.  She is survived by her daughters (spouse): Pam Miller (Joe Doyle) and Donna Gerdes (Bruce Antle); grandchildren: Nicole, Owen, Michael; great grandchildren: Wyatt, Caleb, Amanda, Jonathan, Macie and Max; and many nieces and nephews.

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