Chase Mark Jordan Miller, born June 3, 1985, and known to his family as Mark, passed away on March 25, 2026, at the age of 40.
Chase was predeceased by both of his parents. He leaves behind his brothers, aunts, uncle and extended family, who loved him dearly.
Chase was a joyful and happy child whose laughter and giggles could light up any room. In his younger years, some of his happiest moments were spent alongside his brother Cory, creating memories filled with love, fun, and mischief. He was truly the apple of his mother Joanne Miller’s, grandmother Judy Tamarit’s, and great-grandmother Emma Hanes’s eyes.
After graduating from high school, Chase joined the Canadian Armed Forces. He served as a Corporal and built a successful career as a military photographer before eventually leaving for medical reasons. His service gave him the opportunity to travel widely and further develop his passion for photography. Through his assignments and travels, he found purpose and beauty in capturing the world through his lens. At one point, he travelled internationally with the Minister of National Defence to document those journeys.
Though never married, Chase found love at different times in his life. He was loved and will be dearly missed by Shannon Heart and by Natalie Brugger, each of whom held a special place in his heart.
Chase will be remembered as a beautiful, kind, and gentle soul—someone with a quiet spirit, a caring heart, and so much untapped potential. Those who loved him will hold those memories close.
A Celebration of Life is being planned for later this summer.
In honour of Chase, donations may be made to Serenity Renewal for Families.
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Judy Charles
Sandy Cherrie
It’s always hard to lose someone near and dear, and especially hard to lose someone so young. Life feels far too short, and my heart goes out to you during this incredibly difficult time 🥲. May the memories you have bring you comfort in the days ahead 💕
Lara Kinnear
In the few times I got to meet Mark, I recall the kindness of his gentle spirit. May he rest in peace knowing that he was so loved.
Murray and Heather Kinnear
Sending our condolences to Ian, Joseph, Cory and all who loved Mark.
Heather and Murray Kinnear
Sending our condolences to Ian, Joseph, Cory, Karen,Tolmie and to all those who loved Mark.
Donna Anderton
Dear Joseph, sending my sincere condolences to you Ian Cory and family at this heartbreaking time for you all
May Mark’s memory be a blessing
Joy&David Kardish
Our condolences to Joseph, Ian& Cory. May his memory be a blessing.
Though I did not get the chance to know Mark, I know he was well loved by his family and I trust that the happy times they had with him will ease the sadness they are feeling now that he is no longer here.