Austin Lee Matthew Miller
4/27/2000 - 12/7/2025
Austin Lee Matthew Miller, 25, of Lexington, North Carolina, passed away on Sunday, December 7, 2025.
Austin was born on April 27, 2000, in Davidson County, North Carolina, to Christopher Lee Miller and Amber Nicole Miller.
He was a graduate of Central Davidson High School, a virtual member of High Rock Cowboy Church, and was employed by B.K. Auto. He loved to fish with his brother and eating with his sister. He especially loved four wheeling at Uwharrie with friends. He never met a stranger and was known as “Miller.”
He was preceded in death by his grandpa, Jimmy Lee Miller; granny, Florence Anne Meade; and uncle, Ryan Valentine.
Survivors include his parents; brother, Christopher Wyatt Miller; sister, Sarah Nicole Miller; grandparents, Matthew and Denise Miller; a special aunt, Mandy McGlone (Tom); several other family members and friends and all of his B.K. Auto family.
The family will have a visitation on Saturday, December 13, 2025, at High Rock Cowboy Church in Denton, from 5:00pm to 6:00pm, with a funeral service immediately following the visitation at 6:00pm.
We at Affordable Funerals and Cremations of Davidson County, are honored to be serving the Miller family.
He was one of the very few kids that didn’t bully me throughout my middle school and high school career who talked to me like I was somebody indefinitely didn’t take away a smile it’s crazy to think that you’re gone and we might not have kept up with each other over the years and I wish I could’ve told you while you were still alive but thank you for treating me like I was somebody instead of a nobody
Man does this hurt just even trying to to write this. Gone but never forgotten. You were such a good kid Brodie you didn’t deserve this. Rest up easy hommie. Will see each other again soon !
Lee, Amber, Wyatt and Sarah, We are so sorry and saddened by your loss. You all are and have been in our thoughts and prayers.
I didn’t know you very personally, but thank you for being my best friend’s big brother. Everyone’s lives will be extremely different without you.
Lee and Amber ,I don’t have the words to express what I like to say. My prayers are with you and the family.I watched him grow up between the mud pit,mud races and cook-outs. I’m truly sorry for your loss and all though haven’t been around lately,know he will be missed. Love y’all.
I can’t even begin to put all this into words but man it doesn’t even seem real. Austin was an amazing person and one of my close friends as small children. I can’t believe this even happening to the miller family. Lee and amber, I’m so sorry for y’all’s loss. I couldn’t imagine the pain. From my family to yours, we’re keeping you guys in our hearts.
After knowing you for 19 years, watching you grow up, this breaks my heart , your one of the most caring, respectful men I know, you were so good to everyone around you, made sure everyone knew how much you cared for them, always checked on me, you were too good for this world, praying for his family and friends, you impacted so many people, until we meet again, paint the skies pretty Austin.
It’s been a few days and I still can’t form the right words or even think correctly. I keep typing then, deleting.. then typing again. I’m trusting in the lord to guide me and my family. To allow me the proper words. Austin had the sweetest soul.. he was so funny, caring, thoughtful. He drove all the way to Ohio, just to meet my daughter who loved “Ork”. Him and his booty shorts because he loved to make people laugh and smile, riding on an air mattress in the pool, letting me paint his whole foot with finger nail polish (not just the toe nails). When he came to Ohio a few months ago my daughter asked him to swim with her (she’s 5 and it was a pretty shallow above ground pool). I know in his head that was the last thing he wanted to do in that moment, but he got up. Put on some shorts and went out with her, just to make her happy. They had a blast.. I love you, Orkie. Thank you for being an awesome cousin and such an amazing soul! 💕
Milly, I’ll truly never understand or have the right words to say. But, I’ll always remember what an amazing friend you were. Thank you for showing me so much love and giving endless amounts of laughter. I am truly grateful, thankful, and blessed to have had the times I did with you. I’ll forever cherish each and every memory. I love you Milly. Forever and always! Give Heaven some hell, until we meet again!
You have all basically been apart of my life since I was born. Thank you all for all the memories. My prayers are for you and your family!
I wanted to share this poem as a tribute.
The White Chariot
During your journey on your final flight home.
White wings will carry you and you will be flown.
To the pearly gates of Heaven, where they will usher you in.
To the feet of your Lord, your Saviour, and your friend.
He will hold you in his arms and the angels will sing.
As another one of His children is delivered by white wings.
Author: Julie Johnson
I only got to hang out with you a couple of times but you were one of the nicest, coolest, and most respectful young man I ever had the privilege of meeting. My prayers are so much for you and your family right now. Only God knows why!!! RIP Austin