Gerard Steven Miller, age 38, of Weymouth, entered into eternal life on April 20,2026 due to Anoxic Brain Injury following a sudden Cardiac Arrest on April 13. Gerard grew up in East Bridgewater. He was a devoted husband, father, son, brother, and cherished friend to many. He was brutally honest with an unmistakable laugh that was contagious.
Gerard married his soulmate, Jacqueline, on October 15, 2020 after being together for 10 years. Together they built a life of deep and unwavering love. He is survived by his children Victoria, Isabella, Gianna, Cameron, Caleigh and his devoted canine companion Dexter; His mother Janette Black, and dad Jim Black, father Daniel Miller, sisters Brittany Black and her husband Dan, Cassandra Sumner and her husband Justin, and brother Mathew Miller as well as many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. He is preceded in death by his loving grandparents and uncle Tommy.
Gerard was a hands-on dad, deeply involved in all of his children’s activities and sports. If you knew Gerard, you knew his family was everything to him. His motto was “family comes first, always” and he never let his family forget it. Gerard loved to play softball, golf and to go to the gym. He was competitive even with himself. He took pride in his job as a master barber; he loved the relationship he built with his clients and how he made them feel through his work. He was unapologetically himself in everything that he did and he was always striving to try new things. If he loved you he made sure you knew it. He will be always loved, forever be missed and never forgotten.
Gerard was an organ donor and saved several lives.
Visiting hours at the Clancy-Lucid Funeral Home, 100 Washington St., Weymouth on Friday May 1 from 5 until 9 pm. Funeral Mass in St. John the Baptist Church, 44 School St., Quincy on Saturday, May 2 at 10:30 AM. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited.
If desired, in lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Gerard memory to https://gofund.me/11a321ea0 to help ease the financial strain and allow his wife to focus on her family’s healing.