Kevin LaMont Miller

Kevin LaMont Miller, of Indianapolis, passed away on October 29, 2026, in Indianapolis, Indiana. He was born on December 25, 1969, in Indianapolis, and throughout his life he carried a spirit that reflected the goodness and hope of the Christmas season into which he was born. Kevin was a wonderful gift since the time of his birth, especially when he was held in the arms of his mother, grandparents, Ada D., and Nelson G.

Kevin will be remembered as a man who truly embraced the idea of loving his neighbor. He was friendly, open-hearted, and welcoming to others, and his warmth made it easy for him to connect with people from every walk of life. He had a deep and boundless love for his family, and that devotion remained an important part of who he was.

In his working life, Kevin was employed as a forklift operator handling automobile parts and accessories. He enjoyed the work he did in the warehouse and approached it with a steady, practical spirit.

Outside of work, Kevin’s interests were wide-ranging and reflected his curiosity about the world around him. He appreciated music, the arts, and literature, and he also loved sports. These many interests gave him common ground with countless people and helped foster the conversations and friendships that meant so much to him over the years.

Kevin is survived by his mother, Marsha Miller-Smith, who carries forward his memory with love. His life touched others through kindness, openness, and the genuine way he made people feel seen and welcomed.

Visitation will be held at Legacy Cremation & Funeral Services - Indianapolis on November 13, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. located at 1604 W Morris St, Indianapolis, IN 46221. A funeral service will follow from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the same location.

Kevin LaMont Miller will be remembered for his generous spirit, his love of family, and the many friendships he formed through a life lived with openness and heart. Although it was too soon for him to go, God sometimes takes his youngest for the beauty they are. As one writer distinctively said: Look out for life we all have felt that pain at one time or another, but it also comes with the glory He blessed us with. Kevin knew!