Michael Blevins
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Bo. I remember him well. I know he will be greatly missed. He, Betts and his family are in my thoughts and prayers. Peace and Godspeed.
Birth date: Nov 20, 1947 Death date: Dec 30, 2020
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William Bolton “Bo” Miller, Johnson City, died Wednesday, December 30, 2020, at Franklin Woods Community Hospital, following a brief illness. Bo was a native and resident of Johnson City. He was the son of the late William John Miller and Edith Jean McCormick Miller. Bo was a 1965 graduate of Science Hill High School and attended E.T.S.U. where he earned a B.S. Degree and a Master’s Degree. He formerly served in the Tennessee Army National Guard where he achieved Authorized Sharpshooter status. Bo attended Grace Fellowship Church. He previously was active with Young Life and Johnson City Swim Association. Bo loved going to UT football games; loved playing golf; and loved the beach. Bo’s early career included teaching at Washington College Academy, and Liberty Bell Middle School where he was also Swim Team Coach. He entered the pharmaceutical sales field and retired from AstraZeneca as a top Sales Representative. He then returned to teaching as a favored substitute teacher at Indian Trail Intermediate School. Bo is survived by his wife, Joy L. Miller; his daughter, Stacy Catherine Miller, Johnson City; his son, Andrew (Drew) Scott Miller, Johnson City; and his sister, Elizabeth (Betts) Miller Leach, Johnson City. In-lieu-of flowers, memorials may be made in Bo’s name to the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, PO Box 50, Memphis, TN 38101-9929. The family will have a private graveside service, and at a later date, have a public celebration of life event where friends may join them to celebrate Bo’s life.Read Obituary
I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Bo. I remember him well. I know he will be greatly missed. He, Betts and his family are in my thoughts and prayers. Peace and Godspeed.
I’ve known Bo since we were children and we grew up in the same neighborhood. He was a great guy. My deepest sympathy to his family.
Sincerely, Debby (Millar) Wolfe
So sorry to hear about Bo's passing. I knew Bo through golf at JCCC and always enjoyed playing with him. He was a great guy and it was a pleasure to be his friend.
Dave Odom
Joy our prayers are with you and your family. We just heard of Bo's death and are saddened by your loss. He will be missed.
Cheryle and Ron Noyes
Very sorry to hear about Bo's passing. I always looked forward to seeing him at JCCC and enjoyed many rounds of golf with him. He will be missed.
Cameron Bailey
So very sorry to learn of Bo's challenges from his recent illness. Bo has now transitioned to his heavenly home, where he is at peace and comfortable. God has blessed each of us through the time we were able to spend with Bo. Have very fond memories of when we were members of the Johnson City Swim Association Flying Fish and the Tri Cities Pharmaceutical Sales Association. May the very special memories of this wonderful man bring family and friends peace and comfort.
Very sorry to hear of Bo’s passing. We were friends at SHHS. Robert English
This has been such a shock to me and my husband Randy. We have known Bo for over 30 years. I first met him when I was working in a medical practice over 30 years ago. I got in trouble with our office manager every time he came in because we would talk forever about his days as a teacher and coach, the issues with babies not sleeping through the nights, toddler tantrums, then onto the perils of raising middle and high schoolers as the years passed. My husband was a pharma rep and he and Bo became good friends as well that has lasted to now as adversaries or teammates on the golf course in their golf group. We will remember Bo as a good person and friend and he will be sorely missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Joy and the rest of the family.
I grew up with Bo. My grandmother lived at 716 W. Pine St. and his family lived down on the corner next door to the Myron's. We had many good times as children playing on the South Side playground and then went to church with him at Westminster Presbyterian Church as adults. I am sorry for your loss. I had no idea that he was sick but had lost contact again. My prayers and condolences are with his family.
Bo will be Missed. I knew Bo through Golf at JCCC and he was so welcoming when we first moved here. We had some great “chats” at the pool. What a great guy and a pleasure to have as a friend.