In Memory Of"Danny"

Daniel James MillerDecember 8, 1972

March 18, 2017

Biker angel be my guideAs I climb upon my scoot to ride

Let your halo light the wayAnd keep me safe from harm today

Let your wings provide mewind and air

And send it coursing throughmy hair

Find me a peaceful sunny placeAnd let it shine upon my face

Keep the clouds and rain at bayAnd keep me dry throughout

the dayWatch over my brothers who

ride with meKeep them safe and close to theeKeep my wheels upon the groundSo I’ll return here safe and sound

But should disaster be my fateGuide me through to Heaven’s gate

If I must join my fallen brethrenPlease show me the way to

Biker Heaven2000 Paula M. Wiles

(aka Stella)

Daniel James Miller“Danny”

BornDecember 8, 1972 Rugby, ND

DiedMarch 18, 2017 Sidney, MT

Funeral Service10:00 A.M., Friday, March 24, 2017

Pella Lutheran ChurchSidney, Montana

OfficiatingPastor Joel Westby

Music Doris Norby Cindy Mann Jon Slater

CasketbearersPaul Kasten Bobby “Stiffler” SeversonMike Seitz Travis “Hobbit” Haugen

Jason Klein Wade JohnsonHonorary Casketbearers

All of Danny’s many friends and familyUshers

Craig Hoskins Justin CalvertLunch will be served in the churchfellowship hall following services

Interment1:00 P.M., Friday, March 24, 2017

Fairview Cemetery Fairview, NDYou may share your remembrances, condolences, and pictures

with the family at the Fulkerson-Stevenson Funeral HomeWebsite: www.fulkersons.com

Daniel James Miller was born in Rugby, ND on December 8, 1972 to Richard J. Miller and Denise D. (Berg) Miller. Dan was delivered by Dr. Fox, the same doctor that delivered his father. Dan was the oldest of three children. He has two sisters Kayla and Tonya.

Dan was raised on his grandparents', Pete and Marion Millers' farm in Towner, ND where he a ended grade school before moving to Sidney. Dan graduated from Sidney High School in 1991 and then went on to Wyoming Tech Ins tute in Laramie, WY to study automo ve technician. Following his gradua on in 1992 he moved to Minot, ND and worked at Chrysler as a mechanic. During this

me his son Kendahl (fondly called “Meathead” by his dad) was born in 1993. He started working with his father at Anchor Drilling Fluids with a few of his many partners in crime, all the while terrorizing Richard.

Dan had a few other truck driving jobs and during this me he met the love of his life Robin, marrying in 2002. From this union four beau ful children were born, Col n, Pres n, Cris n, and Braydin. Dan started his own business, Dan Miller

Trucking, a er buying his rst prized possession, his Peterbilt, in 2008.

Dan loved to have a good me. Whether it is watching his children compete in rodeo, basketball, driving and working on his truck, riding his Harley with his son and friends or hot wiring seats and pulling numerous other prac cal jokes.

Dan had a big heart, shit-ea ng grin, he was loyal, and he always took the

me to help anyone at any me and anywhere.

Dan died on Saturday evening, March 18, 2017, at the Sidney Health Center ER, of injuries received in a motorcycle accident.

Dan is survived by his wife, Robin, Fairview, MT; his children, Kendahl, Col n, Pres n, Cris n, and Braydin all of Fairview, MT; his parents, Richard J. (Josie) Miller, Towner, ND and Denise D. Miller, Sidney, MT; grandparents, Pete and Marion Miller, Towner, ND; sisters, Kayla Miller O s, Spear sh, SD and Tonya Miller, Sidney, MT; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins; and an unending list of extended family and friends.