A Really Good Guess
The Road to Here
Joanna Miller
1969 - 2021 (51 years)-
Name Joanna Miller Birth 25 Aug 1969 Camp Hill, Cumberland, Pennsylvania 
Gender Female Death 10 Apr 2021 Enola, Pennsylvania Burial 24 Apr 2021 Hummelstown, Pennsylvania Person ID I2499 The Road to Here Last Modified 25 Aug 2024
Mother Catherine L. Patrick, b. 2 Aug 1946, Hummelstown, Pennsylvania d. 18 Sep 2008, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania (Age 62 years) Family ID F1957 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Family ID F852 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 30 Aug 2026
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Notes - Joanna R. Miller, 51 of Enola, Pennsylvania passed away April 10, 2021. She was born in Camp Hill to the late Catherine Miller, who preceded her in 2008. She worked for the Pennsylvania State Police for 21 years and made many friends who she cherished. She was known for crocheting and making blankets and clothes for her grandchildren and anyone who requested them. She was also an avid cook, she loved trying new recipes. When she wasn?t in the kitchen or starting a new project, she was with family or friends. She loved her grandchildren and her daughters. She would visit her youngest daughter every Saturday with dinner.
She is survived by her children Megan Chorpenning with son-in-law Ian Chorpenning and Sierra Roy; grandchildren Kayden and Elizabeth Chorpenning; sister Kay Miller and sister-in-laws Natalie Miller and Shannon Miller; nephew Eric Miller as well as great nephews Samuel and Greyson Miller. Joanna will be sorely missed by friends and family.
- Joanna R. Miller, 51 of Enola, Pennsylvania passed away April 10, 2021. She was born in Camp Hill to the late Catherine Miller, who preceded her in 2008. She worked for the Pennsylvania State Police for 21 years and made many friends who she cherished. She was known for crocheting and making blankets and clothes for her grandchildren and anyone who requested them. She was also an avid cook, she loved trying new recipes. When she wasn?t in the kitchen or starting a new project, she was with family or friends. She loved her grandchildren and her daughters. She would visit her youngest daughter every Saturday with dinner.