Amanda Olivia Miller-St.Charles

Amanda Olivia Miller-St. Charles Age: 42 Years of #17 Cottonwood Street, Pinewood Gardens, 
completed her final search at Holy Cross Hospital, 4725 N Federal Highway, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 
on Monday, June 07, 2021.

On Tuesday, March 13, 1979 the first and only child of Earthlin and Olive Miller was born on 
the beautiful settlement of Nassau, Bahamas a baby girl was born and they named her Amanda Olivia.

Amanda was a kind, loving, helpful, outspoken, and caring person. Education was a top priority to her, 
especially for her kids, and anyone around her. She loved to tutor and help children with their projects. 
She was very generous and always gave a helping hand to those in need. Amanda loved to explore and 
try new things. No matter how much times she was brought down she always bounced back and never 
gave up. She was truly an admirable person.

A time for Education. Amanda began her early childhood education at Uriah McPhee Primary School 
and high school at Aquinas College. Upon her completion of high school she furthered her education 
by attending the College of the Bahamas and various institutions where she obtained various certifications.

Throughout her years of schooling on completion she got a job working at a pharmacy for several years, 
until she was hired to the Ministry of Tourism staff where she enjoyed interacting and meeting the tourist 
collecting data information. Amanda had two beautiful children who were the apple of her eyes who kept 
her pushing and fighting because she knew she had to keep running the race for them until they were old 
enough to take care of themselves and each other. They were also her reason for never giving up.

Throughout Amanda's life she had many illnesses but she remained faithful and hopeful, always smiling 
and trusting in God to bring her through which he always did. During May 2021 she was taken to the hospital 
for severe pain where they discovered that she was losing a lot of blood and needed emergency surgery. I
n spite of all that was happening to Amanda she took full charge of sending out messages stating that 
she was in urgent need of blood donations. She still remained faithful and hopeful, trusting in God that 
He would bring her through like He always did. But, the doctors came across that she needed open 
heart surgery and needed to be airlifted June 2021 to Holy Cross Hospital in Fort Lauderdale where 
she still remained in high spirits that this was another challenge that she would overcome. 
But God had another plan for her. On the seventh day of June 2021 God called His special gem 
Amanda Olivia home where she slowly slipped into time to eternity.

This warrior of a woman has now left memories in our hearts that we will never forget 
and carry with us each and every day on.

Amanda is preceded in death by her:
Mother: Olive Albertha Thompson-Miller;
Father: Earthlin Nathaniel Miller;
Grandfathers: William Leonard Thompson and Frank Miller;
Grandmothers: Doris Albertha Lightbourne-Thompson and Geraldine Forde-Miller;
Uncle: James Thompson;
Aunt: Sylvia Mackey;

The Radiance of this "Bloodstone of A Gem" will always glow in the hearts of her:
Daughter: Autumn St. Charles;
Son: Amir St. Charles;
Sister: Vanessa Black (Dennis Sr.);
Adopted Sister: Elva Woodside-Walkine;
Three Brothers: Earthlen Sr. (Marlene) and Anthon Miller Sr. (Trameka) 
and Damian Adderley (Lakesha); 
Nephews: Nathario, Earthlen Jr., Camari, Anthon Jr., Isaiah and Nathaniel Miller, 
Trent Rolle Jr., Dennis Black Jr. and Jovan Adderley;
Nieces: Marcia, Hannah and Aaliyah Miller, Savanah Black, Aniska Johnson, 
Alaya Glinton and Damitra Adderley;
Nine Uncles: Leslie (Peggy), Neville, Danny (Marilyn), Sherman and David Thompson (Michelle), 
Ervin and Junior Miller, Harald and George Agard;
Nine Aunts: Marilyn Adderley (Austin), Mattie Emmanuel (Thomas), Theresa Thompson (Bruno), 
Emmaline Debre (Elouse), Idalia, Esther and Elicia Miller, Emmaline Vandyke and Julie Miller-Ramsey;
God Child: Nathaniel Neely;
Other Loving Family and Friends Including: Antonio St Charles, Robert Williams, Ceotti Cooper, 
Navardo Neely, Wayde Ramsey, Gayland Williams, Kendal Brown, Everlton Bain (Elly), Charles Walkine Jr., 
Rocelia Wright, Le'Teaa Dean, Katrina Cooper, Patrick Seymour, Chris Cooper, Cherise Clarke, Ruth Williams, 
Leanda Anderson, Anastacia Gray, Nett Brice, Lashan Gardiner and their families. Her God children. 
The Ministry of Tourism, Cotton Wood Street East Pinewood Gardens, and St. Thomas More Church families. 
and a host of family and friends (too numerous to mention).
Thanks to: Dr. Farquharson, The Dialysis Centre, New Providence Classical School, The Doctors and 
Nurses at Holy Cross Hospital, Ft. Lauderdale Florida.