Carson Thomas MinerJanuary 17, 2006 - November 29, 2020

Because I knew You,I have been changed for good.

Carson Thomas MinerFuneral Service:

2:00 p.m., Monday, December 7, 2020First Presbyterian Church

Miller, South Dakota

Minister: Rev. Dr. Brian Jones

Casketbearers:Quinton Campbell - Kaden SivertsenChance Moncur - Caden Gortmaker

Aaron Castonguay - Luke Naber

Musicians:Collin Otteson - Cleo Kleinsasser

M.H.S. All State Chorus

Musical Selections:"e Lord's My Shepherd"

"Greensleeves""Remember Me"

Interment:G.A.R. Cemetery

Miller, South Dakota

uncles, aunts, and cousins: uncle, Gregory (Connie) Niederauer and children, George and Ainsley; Laura Willemssen and children, Madeline and Bessie; aunt, Emma (Mike) Jouwstra and son, Oren; uncle, Bill (Chessa) Miner and children: Grace, Olivia, and Sophia; aunt, Patty (Chris) Kerkhove and children: Cameron (Tracy), Crystal, Cassie, and Conner Kerkhove ; aunt, Monica Miner Wingo and children, Dylan Wingo and child, Maddie; and, Marilyn Wingo and child, Alice.

He was preceded in death by his maternal great grandparents, George and Leona Engelmann, Bernita and George Niederauer, Loretta and Bud McMahan, and Alice and Paul Miner; and uncle, Dan Miner.

In lieu of flowers, the family request memorials to the Miller Music Program. Family would like to encourage anyone with stories or memories with Carson to reach out to the family via email at mcecilee@hotmail.com.

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Carson Miner, 14, of Miller, passed away Sunday, November 29, 2020 at his home.

Carson omas Miner was born in Huron, South Dakota January 17, 2006 to Cecilee (Niederauer) and omas Miner. He was baptized at the First Presbyterian Church in Miller and confirmed in 2018. He was a 9 grader at Miller High School.

Carson was a member of Miller Rustler Yearbook staff, FCCLA, Robotics, Miller student golf league, Hand County Historical Society student representative, the Dakota Riptide swim team and an active member of the senior Presbyterian youth group. He loved everything to do with music, especially jazz band and chorus. Carson loved his freedom especially when it came to driving and hanging out with friends. He could be seen most oen playing Dungeons and Dragons, driving around in his car, playing his guitars, and dueling with light sabers. Anyone who knew him knew his affinity to constantly question or debate all topics. He will always be remembered as a self-proclaimed geek “not nerd” with a personality full of humor who loved to be his own person and embraced his own style and individuality.

His memory will be cherished by his parents, Cecilee and Tom Miner of Miller; sisters: Chloe, Arielle, and Quinnley; grandparents, Christina and John Niederauer and Helen and Hugh Miner; and