Justin and I met playing pool. We developed a great friendship. I will miss his competitive nature, his humor and most important his friendship. Rest Easy my friend.

It is a huge loss to the pool community that Justin was a nice part of. He was always nice to be around and great to play with and against. I shot with him when he was starting in leagues and he had one of the best personalities on the team. Always friendly and willing to give pointer or take criticism when warrented. I can't believe he passed at such a young age. We just shot against each other a couple weeks ago and I was talking to him for a while that night about life and how things were going. I never would have thought that it would be the last time. May he live in our thoughts and prayers for some time and I hope that his family gets through the loss as best they can. Life has been rough for a large number of us recently but I can only imagine the pain and grief that you all must feel. Best wishes to you all!

This honestly still doesn’t feel real. I just seen you two weeks ago and you were so happy and shooting pool. Thank you for everything you did for me and taught me. You showed me how to play pool. You were the first person I wanted to beat. You were the first one that made me want to get better on the table. Save a spot for me on the table in heaven. Gonna miss you buddy!

To my sweets, your smile brightened my life from the day I met you. Shooting pool with you was always fun and I will always have those memories.  Your smile, laugh and kindness were genuine.  Thanks for being my friend, and I will love you always.. 
Save a Jameson and Heineken for me in heaven..

The guy who showed me around “the sugar shack” aka domino sugar in Baltimore. Thanks for all your help there and for inviting me to play ball in Locust Point after a long and hot day at the sugar shack. You’ll be missed brotha, rest easy now. 

I remember him sitting on his father's lap at Grandpa's Ray's house quietly playing with his match box car's while the adults talked. Then he grew up out of nowhere and became a great young man.So full of life and humor. I will miss you greatly. Rest in peace my cousin. 

I knew Justin through my husband, from many years ago we enjoyed a few concerts together and I remember he had a sweet smile and was nice. We are saddened to hear the news of his passing. Our condolences are with his family and may he be in the light of the Lord. Goodbye Justin you were friendly and will be missed. 


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Earl Miller, Jr.

Bernadette Miller (nee Galbraith)

Sherry Edwards and her husband Wallace

The late Earl Miller, III

Tabitha Cousler

Holly Edwards

Maryjane Edwards

Natelei Bo Edwards

Aubrie Edwards

Also survived by many loving aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.

Schimunek Funeral Home of Bel Air, Inc.

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Justin Jeremy Miller

January 19, 1984 – December 11, 2020

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