Angela Dawn Miller

In Loving Memory

“In the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years.” ~Abraham Lincoln

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Angela Dawn Miller Rogers, who departed this life on May 3rd, 2025 at the age of 50. Ange was a beloved spouse, daughter, sibling and friend who touched the lives of many with her kindness, generosity, and unwavering love of all people and things.

Ange was preceded in death by her mother, Marlene Miller. She is survived by her loving husband, Nathan Rogers, father and bonus mom, Bill and Sandy Miller, two sisters: Shawnda Zapata and bonus sister Kristin Smith and two bonus brothers: Scott Seifert and Mark Seifert. Ange also leaves behind a grand host of friends and family who will remember her as a source of strength and inspiration.

Born on July 6, 1974 in Brownwood, TX, Ange was known for her exceptional passion for life and her love for adventures of all kinds. God gifted her with a spirit of exuberance, joy, amazement, and gratitude. Ange worked for INEO for many years, raising to the position of Managing Director of Client Services. Her dedication and hard work earned her the respect and admiration of colleagues. Ange's heart and passion passed beyond the lines of work. She treated her coworkers with the same compassion, respect, and generosity that she brought to her family and friends with a knowledge of their families and personal lives, striving to find connections with each person and share her life with them.

Aside from her professional achievements, Ange had a passion for all animals and had a special heart for elephants. She found joy in traveling to locations far and wide, always trying to maximize each experience with adventures she knew everyone would love. Her enthusiasm was contagious to those around her. Whether she was traveling, sky diving, road tripping, singing and dancing, volunteering or investing time and heart into friendships old and new, she always brought a smile to everyone she encountered. Her sheer joy in life drew people to her like a rainbow.

Ange used her experiences going through cancer and treatments to reach out and support others going through the trials of breast cancer and other health troubles. She would help guide and advise others going through the whirlwind of doctors appointments and suggested questions to ask. She was motivated by helping others feel heard and empowered by sharing her experiences. Her passion was to get to know and help people, her true joy in life. God gave Ange such a spirit of exuberance, joy, amazement and gratitude. She reminded all of us how important thankfulness and joy are in relationships and everyday experiences.

A Celebration of Life:

In honor of Ange's remarkable life, a celebration of her life will be held on Saturday, May 24th at 11:00 am, located at Grace Chapel Church (8505 S Valley Hwy, Centennial, CO 80112). Friends, family, and all whose lives were touched by Ange are invited to attend and share their memories and stories of her. As we gather to remember Ange, we will celebrate the love, laughter, and legacy she left behind. In lieu of flowers, Ange has asked that donations be made to her favorite elephant sanctuary: Elephant Havens – Botswana at https://elephanthavens.org/donate/

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