Our precious girl, the light of our family, left this world too soon. Born into a family with five brothers, Maegie was determined, ready to take on the world, and truly unstoppable. She wanted to do it all.

Growing up, she attended Homelink, where she explored many new interests. She discovered a deep love for dance, eventually joining a studio and participating in competitions. She also did gymnastics, was a member of the drama club, played piano, and played volleyball at Deer Park High School. Maegie attended church and youth group, and cherished her time at Camp Cocolalla—first as a camper, and later as a volunteer working with the children. She was also volunteer at the children's hospital her senior year.

Her first job was as a greeter at The Onion, and she also worked as a student clerk at the CHAS Clinic in Deer Park, where she became incredibly attached to her work family.

Maegie recently graduated from Deer Park High School, having also attended Running Start for the last two years. She had just started her first major job as a float leasing agent. She was excited to learn this new field and aspired to obtain her realtor's license to continue growing her career.

Maegie’s family meant everything to her, and she loved simply spending time together, no matter the activity. The recent highlight of her life was becoming an auntie; she absolutely adored the new additions to the family and couldn't wait to be the fun aunt, loving them from the very moment she found out they were on the way.

Maegie leaves behind her grandmother Peggy Miller, her mother Audrie Miller, her father and stepmother Aaron and Julie Miller, her uncle (who was more like a brother) Blake Noll and wife Amber and family, her five brothers and their families Cody Miller, Dylan Miller, Mathew Miller and wife Shaylee Miller, Jake Miller, wife Morgan Miller, and nephews Cash and Paxton Miller, Levi Miller, wife Kayden Miller, and nephew Colter Miller as well as many beloved aunts, uncles, cousins, friends and her cherished cats Mar Mar and Big P.

We were all so blessed to have her for this short time, and she will be missed greatly.

"The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged." — Deuteronomy 31:8

A memorial service celebrating Maegie’s life will be held at Calvary Chapel in Deer Park on Saturday, August 22, 2026 at 2:00pm.