Timothy Edward Miller II

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Timothy Miller

Timothy was born September 1, 1989 in Corona California. As a child Timothy went by the nickname Timmy and as he became a man liked to be called Tim. In High School he was given the nickname Beanz by his peers because of his resemblance to a character from a Disney TV show called “Even Stevens”.

Timothy was raised and attended school in Moreno Valley California. His education began at Butterfield Elementary where he made lifelong friends. After completing elementary, he moved on to Mountain View Middle School where he completed grades 6th-8th. In 2004, Timothy attended Valley View High School where he played football for the Valley View Eagles all four years of his high school career. In 2008 he received his Diploma and graduated with a 3.8 GPA. After high school, Timothy enrolled into the Emergency Medical Services program at Moreno Valley College. Upon completion of the EMS program, he became a nationally certified Emergency Medical Technician.

During his time in high school, Timothy worked very hard to be able to plan for his future. He was a snowboard instructor to children at Snow Summit Mountain Resort and he also worked at GameStop. After receiving his formal education, Timothy was employed at County Rescue Ambulance and later Lexxiom Ambulance. Coworkers of Timothy describe him as a compassionate person and a great partner to work with. Timothy’s job responsibilities included Emergency response to medical emergencies, transportation to medical facilities, and public education on healthcare. Timothy also had vocational training and was most recently working as an Electrical Apprentice.

Even though Timothy worked hard, he never forgot about his friends and family. Timothy is survived by his Mother Teresa Miller (Whiteford), Father Timothy Miller Senior, and four brothers Jim Cool, Aidan Miller, John Miller, and Travis Miller. Family meant a lot to him and was loved very much by all who knew him.

Timothy had many interest in life. He loved music and playing music. He played the guitar for many years and always strived to be better. He would spend whole days practicing the guitar and singing. He had many other hobbies such as snowboarding and paintballing. He enjoyed participating and sharing these activities with all his friends and family.

Timothy’s life affected each person he came across in different ways, but in the end had the same result on all. He brought love, laughter, and fulfillment to all. He will be missed and treasured in our hearts forever.