Patrick David Miller

Patrick David Miller was born in Chattanooga, TN, on August 17, 1990, and went home to be with his Lord and Savior on January 1, 2026.

Patrick was a graduate of William Monroe High School, Class of 2008. In his senior year, he was crowned Homecoming and Prom King by his peers. Patrick participated in the Student Ambassadors program and went to Sydney, Australia, in his first year, walking across the bridge by the Opera House and snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef. The second year, he spent time in Italy and France. He then studied for his Associate's degree at PVCC and from there transferred to VCU in Richmond. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree, double-majoring in Psychology and Religious Studies. Patrick was invited to be part of an Archaeological dig in Israel, where they located artifacts they believed were from the time of King David.

Patrick then moved to Tennessee to attend Vanderbilt University School of Theological Studies. He was the youngest student to receive a Master's in Theological Studies. Patrick loved discussions of the Bible, wars, the time period 200-300 A.D., Rome, and Alexander the Great. Despite his love for these things, he walked into the Financial Advising and Wealth Management world. He worked for Moore's and Cabot, Bank of America, and Citibank.

Patrick is survived by his mother and father, Pam and Robert Watson. His sisters, Lauren Tanneyhill (Kevin), Whitney Carrico, Hannah Edmondson (Drew), and Hailey Watson. His brother, Robbie Clark (Debbie). His nephews Declan Edmondson and Aiden Edmondson. His nieces, Whitney, Riley (Lauren), and Lillian Edmondson (Hannah). He was also Godfather to Tre and Joe Pollard.

He will be forever missed.

Services will be held at Batten Funeral Home, located in Ruckersville, VA. There will be a family service on January 24th, held from 12-1 pm, followed by a friend’s celebration from 2-4 pm. Thank you, everyone, for your continued prayers, kind messages, donations, meals, and love.

Arrangements are entrusted to Batten Funeral Home of Ruckersville, Virginia.

An online guestbook is available at www.battenfuneral.com for those wishing to share memories or offer condolences. Your kind words will bring comfort and strength to the family during this time.