Birth date: Jun 11, 1973 Death date: Aug 20, 2014
Teague Curtis Miller, of Leesburg, Virginia, passed away suddenly on August 20, 2014 at the age of 41. Though far too short, his life endures in the countless memories he created for the many people he touched and the lasting inf Read Obituary
Teague had such a big, warm heart. I’m so happy to have crossed paths with him. I worked in the same business building with him back in 1998/1999 and we dated for a couple of months. Although it did not materialize into something serious, we became really good friends. Who would periodically meet up and sing at open Mike night at balls Bluff in Leesburg, although we thought it was karaoke night. We sang wish you were here by Pink Floyd and it was such a hilarious moment. here I am 11 years later still take comes to my spirit and it’s just unfortunate that he’s not here with us. I gave birth to my son in January 2014 and I hadn’t talked to Ty in many years and I had looked him up and I was really sad and that I had found his obituary a week after he had passed away. He was such a special person and I just send all my love to her sister Denise and his mom, Marlene and his brother.
I knew Teague when we both worked at Old Mill Boarding Kennel. I decided to look him up to see if I can find him. I haven't lived in Virginia since 2006 and just found his obituary. It's heartbreaking and so sorry to find he's no longer here. He was a sweet guy and we had a lot of fun working together. Sending Love to him and his family. Sincerely, Theresa
Our sympathy to Marlene, and family, friends and the gang from LCHS who were like brothers and sisters. Rest in peace, Teague.
Ken & Joan Tarkin
(Kenny's mom and dad)
RIP Teague! God has a wonderful Angel by his side. You will be greatly missed by you friends and family. xo
Chris and Lore Keen
I have so many great memories of Teague. I will never forget writing songs with him in fourth grade including our tribute to John Riggins. He was a good friend and I will miss seeing him at our next reunion. My prayers and thoughts are with him and his family.
May the bond that unites us in the community of faith embrace all who know and love Teague. The memory of his boundless spirit and amazing wonderment will dwell forever in the Latin classroom at Loudoun County High School.
Lynn Krepich
I became friends with Teague after highschool and we had so many fun and crazy times in Leesburg with his friends.. Afternoon tennis turned into a fun party in the evening with those guys! Teague was always joking around and I will never forget him starting "Battle Royale" when he felt like getting roudy and wrestling with the guys. More recently i was fortunate enough to spend some great times with him and the whole Miller family at the river.. Teague I will miss you so much you were really one of a kind...
Thoughts and prayers with all who love and know Teague. We shared home rooms throughout middle and high school. His smile was ever present. His sense of humor never fading. Can remember a little fun he had with my le clic camera in middle school. Still makes me laugh!
