Justin James

Miller

It is with profound sadness that we announce the unexpected passing of Justin James Miller on November 12th 2026. Justin was 29 years old and lived his whole life with his mother and sister in Wisconsin, most recently in Oak Creek, until his passing. He was deeply loved by family and friends.

He will be remembered by his perseverance through a disease that left him unable to walk at the age of 12. Despite this challenge, Justin graduated High School in 2016 with his peers which many with his disease rarely do. Everyone at his high school knew Justin as a jokester and remember the pranks he'd pull with help from a select few staff he was close with. He never let his disease stop him from enjoying his life spending many years with his mother and sister going on trips that he enjoyed. He and his sister bonded over video games and spent many years playing together, memories they shared with their cousins. Justin had a curious mind and even though he decided to not to go to college he actively searched out for knowledge and was a fountain of fun facts and loved to sit and talk about the new things he learned with his mother and grandmother or discuss lore from his games with his sister. He loved to spend time with his mother by watching reality tv and discussing the crazy happenings in them. He will be remembered for the light he brought to a room and for the smiles he brought to his families and friends faces with his quick wit and clever jokes.

He is survived by his mother Brenda Anthony, his older sister Jessica Miller, his adopted sister Casey Feltz, his Grandmother Liz Anthony, his Aunts Chissy Zess, Lori Graham, and Darla Novak, his Uncles Joe Anthony, Rickey Graham Jr, and Scott Zess, and his cousins: Joey Anthony, Mason Anthony, Catarina Anthony, Alexis Anthony, Joshua Zess, Cristina Rendon, and Rickey Graham III, and all of their extended families. Though he is gone his life will be remembered by his family and a part of him will live on in every memory they hold dear.

In lieu of flowers, memorials to Make A Wish Foundation