Taiwan Andre Miller, lovingly known as Tai, Dre, and Wan, was born on August 3, 1979, in Nashville, TN. He passed away on January 5, 2024, in Atlanta, GA, leaving behind a legacy of love and cherished memories.

Taiwan had an adventurous spirit and left home at the age of 17 to pursue his dreams in the bustling city of Chicago, IL. Throughout his life, he excelled in various professions, including personal trainer, cook, wellness coach, and motivational coach. Taiwan believed in the power of perseverance and his favorite motto was, "If you never give up, then you never fail."

When he wasn't working, Taiwan found joy in playing cards, working out, singing, playing basketball, and cooking. He had a special talent in the kitchen and believed he was the best cook in the family. Taiwan's favorite foods reflected his diverse taste, ranging from pizza and hamburgers to Chinese and soul food.

Taiwan had an appreciation for all genres of music, finding joy in the melodies of various bands and artists. He loved nothing more than playing Spades, traveling, and spending quality time with his family and friends. With his fun and outgoing personality, Taiwan had a heart made of gold and was known for his honesty.

Taiwan Andre Miller is survived by his mother, Darcy L Miller, his sisters, Ketrivia and Candice Miller, and his brothers, Milton Hamer and Brian Miller and nieces and nephews. He impacted the lives of those around him, leaving a lasting impression as a loyal friend and a source of inspiration. If you had the privilege of meeting Taiwan, you knew that you had a friend for life.

In honor of Taiwan's memory, his loved ones will gather to celebrate his life and the countless memories he created. He will be deeply missed but forever remembered as a remarkable individual who lived life to the fullest.