February 9, 1962 – July 17, 2022

After a long and courageous battle, Kimberly Anne (Hatcher)
Roux succumbed to cancer. She was 60 years of age. Born February 9, 1962 in Norfolk
Virginia, the daughter of a
Naval Officer, the family moved several times before
settling in Healdsburg in 1972. Attending Westside
Elementary, Healdsburg Jr. High, then Healdsburg High School where she was a part of the cheer/song
leaders throughout high school. After graduating in 1980 she worked, got married and had a son, Vernon Jakob, whom she adored. After raising her son as a single mother,
she found her career in banking and finance working at Exchange Bank, Summit State Bank, and SoFi, where
she excelled until a year ago.
Kim enjoyed animals as a member of local 4-H clubs. She showed horses, goats, and of course pigs. Her love for the pig would never die, carrying it thru to her adult life. She won numerous awards and trophies for her show animals.
She loved hiking and the outdoors, never taking for
granted the beauty of this area. She was a talented artist and loved life. Preceded in death by her father Vernon,
Kim is survived by her mother Dorothy, son Jake,
brothers Ken (Becky), Brian (Melanie Fivella), sister Renee
(Mauraan), granddaughters Kylie and Bianca, her one and only fur baby Chloe, and countless relatives and close friends. Kim was a mother, daughter, sister, aunt, cousin, and grandmother who will be deeply missed by all.
There will be a Celebration of Life for Kim on October 9th, 2022 12-4:30, Martorana Winery, 5956 West Dry Creek Road, Healdsburg, CA 95448.

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February 26, 1949 – July 15, 2022

James (Jim) Miller went home to be with Jesus July 15, 2022. He passed at home in the early
morning hours with family by his side. He was born in Pasco, Washington February 26, 1949 to
James and Phyllis Miller. He attended high school in Thompson Falls, MT and graduated in
1968. He then enlisted in the Navy and spent 6 years serving his country before returning home
to California. In 1973 he met JoAnn Silva and in 1976 they married. They were married for 44
years before her passing in 2020. Cloverdale was his home for the last 33 years. He was rarely
seen without a cup of coffee in hand no matter the time of day. He was always out and about
talking and socializing – he’s never met a stranger! He could be spotted in his signature Stetson
hat and cowboy boots, Wrangler jeans and collared shirts. He spent most of his life working in
the lumber industry and truly loved being able to perfect his craft.

He was a man of great talent! He was a phenomenal knife maker, cartoonist, incredible story
teller, and cook. He’s known for his biscuit and gravy served at The Wheel Cafe and
Thanksgiving dinners. He was also an avid fly fisherman and loved taking his grandchildren to
share in the experience.

He is survived by his children Angelina Schneider (Andres Valdez), Mariah (Chris) Love, Capri
(Joe) Schriner, Lynae Miller, and James (Leah) Miller. His grandchildren Rebekah Ricetti,
Cameron Scully, Andrew and Joshua Valdez, Trevor, Nathan and Daniel Love, Cheyenne and
June Schriner, Connor Kalos, Tydon and Rocklyn Miller and one great granddaughter Scarlett
O’Dell. Jim is also survived by his siblings David, Kevin, Jon, Kelly, Kenne, Tom, Zach, Jeffri and
Tim. He was preceded in death by his wife, JoAnn Miller, parents James and Phyllis Miller and
sister Jean Robbins.

In lieu of services, donations can be made to themajestieslove.org in his name.