Obituary for Nicholas Eugene "Big Baby Nick" Miller II
Nicholas Eugene Miller II "Big Baby Nick" was born on the evening of October 24, 1997 in Jacksonville, Florida at University Hospital to Christina Beasley and Nicholas Eugene Miller. He was raised in the Talleyrand area of the city. He attended head start, Andrew Robinson Elementary, Kirby Smith and Highlands Middle School's, Andrew Jackson High School and graduated from Robert E. Lee High School, he was also Homecoming Prince in his junior year.
As a young boy he was a Pop Warner Lavilla Saints football player, he also played football at Highlands Middle School as well as Robert E. Lee High School. Nicholas was a part of the Youth Ministry of Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church as kid. He attended the Bridge of North Florida and The Boy's & Girl's Club.
Nicholas was the positive person in every situation, he was attentive to all the women in his life whom he loved. His smile was like none other, the brightest you'd ever seen. From an early age Nicholas was Dapper, he enjoyed fashion to the fullest. He loved Carmelo Anthony, but everyone knew his dedicated love for his GEORGIA BULLDOGS! At an early age he had the opportunity to work for Mayor Alvin Brown Summer Jobs Programs, 211 City Dispatch, Home Depot, Bealls, Miami Subs, night packager for Amazon, with his last employer being Jinko Solar Panel in Cecil Commerce Center.
Nicholas departed this life on Tuesday, November 10, 2020. He was preceded in death by his sister, Nicola Miller; grandparents, Lynette Babbs, Christopher Beasley and David Green.
Nicholas leaves to cherish fond memories with a loving family: mother, Christina Shanta Beasley-Harris (Ronald Wayne Harris); father, Nicholas Eugene Miller; sisters, Ron’Niecia Harris, Essence Jackson, Nicholette Miller, Zyrinna Miller, Nickasia Miller and Bria Harris; brothers, Ronald Wayne Harris II, Kendrick Miller, Adrian Pennington, Nickario Miller and Ronreco Harris; grandparents, Mae Lois Miller and Gail Willis; aunts, Naquan Walker, Randi Persons, Nicole Miller, Deborah Miller, Lisa Benton and Judy Willis; uncles, Christopher Kirksey, Gregory Babbs, Carl Anthony, Anthony Harris and Marcus Harris; a host of hundreds of loving cousins with dozens of friends; longtime special friend, Ladazya Simpkins. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends.
The blueprint of his life will be deeply cherished by those he left behind!
As a young boy he was a Pop Warner Lavilla Saints football player, he also played football at Highlands Middle School as well as Robert E. Lee High School. Nicholas was a part of the Youth Ministry of Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church as kid. He attended the Bridge of North Florida and The Boy's & Girl's Club.
Nicholas was the positive person in every situation, he was attentive to all the women in his life whom he loved. His smile was like none other, the brightest you'd ever seen. From an early age Nicholas was Dapper, he enjoyed fashion to the fullest. He loved Carmelo Anthony, but everyone knew his dedicated love for his GEORGIA BULLDOGS! At an early age he had the opportunity to work for Mayor Alvin Brown Summer Jobs Programs, 211 City Dispatch, Home Depot, Bealls, Miami Subs, night packager for Amazon, with his last employer being Jinko Solar Panel in Cecil Commerce Center.
Nicholas departed this life on Tuesday, November 10, 2020. He was preceded in death by his sister, Nicola Miller; grandparents, Lynette Babbs, Christopher Beasley and David Green.
Nicholas leaves to cherish fond memories with a loving family: mother, Christina Shanta Beasley-Harris (Ronald Wayne Harris); father, Nicholas Eugene Miller; sisters, Ron’Niecia Harris, Essence Jackson, Nicholette Miller, Zyrinna Miller, Nickasia Miller and Bria Harris; brothers, Ronald Wayne Harris II, Kendrick Miller, Adrian Pennington, Nickario Miller and Ronreco Harris; grandparents, Mae Lois Miller and Gail Willis; aunts, Naquan Walker, Randi Persons, Nicole Miller, Deborah Miller, Lisa Benton and Judy Willis; uncles, Christopher Kirksey, Gregory Babbs, Carl Anthony, Anthony Harris and Marcus Harris; a host of hundreds of loving cousins with dozens of friends; longtime special friend, Ladazya Simpkins. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends.
The blueprint of his life will be deeply cherished by those he left behind!