SRO OFFICER, BUSINESS OWNER, RON MILLER LAID TO REST SATURDAY
Former Reserve Cumberland County Reserve SRO officer 48-year-old Ron Miller was laid to rest Saturday, May 29th. 
Ron was the owner/operator of Ron’s Towing, LLC. Ron was also the Eagle Advancement Chair for the Eagle Creek District of Scouts BSA. Ron served as Reserve School Resource Officer Reserve for the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Department (2018-2020) and had worked for the White County Sheriff’s Department. Ron also enjoyed being an amateur wrestler, wrestling as Sheriff Hawk.
Ron died as he was working on one of his wreckers when it jumped out of the parking gear and pinned him beneath. More than 25 wrecker service trucks from Crossville, Cookeville McMinnville and Monterey led the funeral procession Saturday to the Never Fail Church for the Celebration of Live service. Below is a video (courtesy: Austin Lewis) taken during the procession with many people along the way lining Highway 70 to pay their respects to Mr. Miller.
Mary Ann Grove
May 30, 2021 at 2:18 pm
A great tribute to a great man. RIP Ron Miller <3 Gone from us but never forgotten!
Harold northern
May 30, 2021 at 4:55 pm
One of the best men I ever met , he did so much for people. Will truly be missed as a friend, father, and husband. RIP ron
Thomas Rome
May 30, 2021 at 5:52 pm
Ive known Ron since 1987 when we started ninth grade he was a great man alway helping everyone. Even after High school he was always willing to give the shirt of his back for you. He is gone from us but will always be remembered as the great person he was. RIP Rom Miller my friend
Sara Davis
May 30, 2021 at 7:34 pm
Such a great man. He was like a big brother to me. He and Aimee were always looking out for me and always there for me. He was my FTO when I worked at WCSO and almost instantly became my family. Fly high big man. – “puddin’ brains”
Jeanne Reiderer
May 30, 2021 at 7:39 pm
May God grant his family peace during this time, and may He comfort all of us who knew snd love Ron. Truly a wonderful man gone too soon.
Kenneth Atterberry
May 30, 2021 at 9:00 pm
I met Ron in 1988 in the 10th grade. He is definitely one of a kind. He has helped me out over the years and giving me some good advice which I will never forget. You will never meet more of an honorable and respected man than Ron.
Joni Anglebrandy
May 30, 2021 at 11:26 pm
Words simply can’t describe the loss my sister, nephews, family and friends are feeling right now.. Ron and Aimee were the epitome of what love and marriage should be like, through the good and bad they stuck by each other’s sides and loved beyond comprehension!! Please, please, please keep my amazing sister in all of your positive thoughts as she needs them more now than ever!! I love you Aimee ?
Jennifer Ellison
June 1, 2021 at 8:06 pm
I worked for Ron for a short time. He gave me a chance. I hated hearing he had passed away. It came as a shock. I’m glad I met him. He was a great man.
(Aunt) Carole Holden
June 6, 2021 at 6:56 am
Ronnie and Aimee were the poster couple for what a strong marriage looks like. He was a dedicated husband and father, a devoted son, and truly a great role model for his sons. My heart is broken for their family. The world was a better place for having Ronnie in it.