Steven Paul McMillan

He was preceded in death by his parents, Dr. Marcy Emery McMillan and wife Georgia Mincey McMillan, mother, Carmen Nutter McMillan, and brother, Michael McMillan.

He is survived by his wife, Joanna Powell McMillan; son, William Steven McMillan and wife Marsha McMillan and their three children, Hunter McMillan, Haley McMillan Hilliard, Logan McMillan; daughter, Jennifer Carmen McMillan Haith and husband Marcus Haith and their four children Leah McMillan Blackwell, Levi Haith, Trent Haith and Shayna Haith; sister, Pat McMillan Lee and her husband Bill Lee; nephew, Greg Lee and wife Kimberly Lee; niece, Kim McMillan McCall and new great grandson, Finnley Cole McMillan.

Steve began his life in West Virginia. He had many fun times there at his aunt Betty and uncle Tom Clark's house on a lake. He enjoyed times there as a child and as an adult with his own family. He grew up with his four cousins, Linda, Nancy, Martha and Jan Clark. He enjoyed living in Homestead, FL and Fayetteville, NC. He attended Central Piedmont Community College in Charlotte, NC where he met his wife. After they married in 1971, they moved to Greenville, NC for ten years. He attended East Carolina University where he received his Physical Therapist degree. He loved his life's work in physical therapy and spent over forty years in various settings including hospitals, clinics, and home health. He always loved his work and touched many with his compassionate and outgoing personality. Outside of work, Steve was a devoted family man, friend and mentor. He had an infectious laugh, quick wit and his generosity knew no bounds. He was very involved with his children and always volunteered to coach ball, be a scout leader, and be involved in PTA. He never missed a softball, baseball or basketball game, diving match, or dance recital that his children were involved in. He enjoyed bowling, salt or freshwater fishing and hunting. He enjoyed going boating, especially when he had a pontoon boat. As a PawPaw his five grandchildren meant the world to him, and he was involved in every aspect of their lives.

He had a life well lived. He may be gone from our sight but never from our hearts. He will be missed by many. A private celebration of life will be held at a later time.

The family requests that memorial gifts be forwarded to AuthoraCare Greensboro Hospice or to Alzheimer's association.