Fred Miller Obituary-Death News; Long Time Blair County Judge Has Sadly Passed Away
Blair County is mourning the loss of Judge Fred B. Miller, who passed away after a distinguished career spanning more than two decades on the bench.
Judge Miller was deeply committed to public service and justice, dedicating over 20 years to his role as Magisterial District Judge in Tyrone before being elected to the Court of Common Pleas in 2024. His passing leaves a void in the community that will be felt by many who knew and respected him.
Fred Miller’s legacy extends beyond his judicial work. He was a steadfast pillar of the community, known for his involvement in numerous local organizations. Over the years, he contributed his time and energy to the Blair County Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, the Northern Blair County Kiwanis, and the Jaffa Shrine.
These organizations, along with the people they served, benefited greatly from his leadership and generosity. Despite his many professional accomplishments, those closest to him often remarked that his greatest pride was his role as a father, husband, and family man.
Court officials, including President Judge Wade A. Kagarise, Judge Jackie Atherton Bernard, and Judge David B. Consiglio, expressed their heartfelt condolences to Judge Miller’s family.
In a joint statement, they reflected on the positive impact of Miller’s service, noting that their time together was marked by shared ideals and a vision for a brighter future for Blair County’s justice system.
Judge Miller is survived by his wife Tracy, son Grant, and other family members. His passing is a profound loss for Blair County, but his contributions to the community and the legal system will not be forgotten. Court leaders are encouraging citizens to honor his memory and the example he set as a dedicated public servant and loving family man.