Bot R Miles Jr. Obituary in Loris at United Funeral Home

Obituary For Bot R Miles Jr.

Bot R. Miles Jr. was born to the late Goldie Matthews Miles and Bot R. Miles Sr. in Alexandria, VA on October 9, 1950, and transitioned his earthly suit to his heavenly reward on October 8, 2020 in Marion, South Carolina.

As a child he grew up in Alexandria, VA. He attended TC Williams and George Washington High Schools in Alexandria, VA. He then continued on to Northern Virginia Community College. He also lived in Tulsa, Oklahoma for three years working for UPS as a truck driver. He then returned to Virginia living in Sterling Park. He started his first small business, Miles Unlimited, after working for Orkin Pest Control. He was determined to succeed and did just that. He purchased his second home and while running his business during the daylight hours he began working for United Airlines where he worked for 18 years.

He was a very driven individual and as he continued to work towards his dreams and goals, he met his lovely wife, Elaine Miles, of 25 years. They eventually relocated from Manassas, VA to Loris, SC. Bot enjoyed working on and occasionally driving his 1972 Mach1 Mustang. He loved fishing, good music, dancing, football, family gatherings, and especially playing jokes on people.

Bot was preceded in death by his brother Sylvania C. Miles and one sister Waheedah Mutee.

He is survived by his wife, Elaine Miles of SC, four children Jermaine C. Miles of NC, Jason A. Miles of NC, Calise Lee-Edwards of VA, and Pervis C. Lee of MD. Two daughters-in-law, Marina Miles and Wendy Lee, and one son-in-law, Mark Edwards; four grandchildren Gabriel Miles, Isaac Miles, Julian Lee, and Jacquelyn Lee; one brother, Chauncey R. Miles of VA; two nephews El-Amin Mutee of VA and Jason O. Orange of MD; one uncle Otis Mackey of Kansas; and a host of other relatives and many friends.

Funeral services for Mr. Miles will be held Saturday, October 17, 2020 at United Funeral Home, LLC in the D.L. Grate Memorial Chapel at 3 pm. Bishop Johnell Rowell will be doing the eulogy.

*In lieu of flowers you may also make a donation in the name of Bot R. Miles Jr. to St. Jude or American Diabetes Association.*

**DUE TO COVID-19, MASK ARE REQUIRED AND TEMPERATURES WILL BE TAKEN AT THE DOOR.**

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Our deepest condolences to you and the family for your loss. Our hearts go out to you in your time of sorrow. May you be comforted by the outpouring of love surrounding you, and know that you are in our prayers. With love and hugs. Phyllis, Alvin and Cil Jones

Earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal. We are praying for you. Just know that God has it all in control. May his peace be with you! Wilmon H. Lee, Jr. and Family, Winterville NC

Jermaine and Marina, love you guys so much and I'm so sorry for your loss. May the Holy Spirit of God comfort in this time of mourning.

So very very sorry for the loss of my sons' father. I share your pain and sorrow during this difficult time. Deepest sympathy and loving prayers to his wife, Elaine. May our God give us peace in the days that lie ahead.

Elaine, children and grandchildren ur all in our prayers. Elaine we are here for you in whatever you may need please don't hesitate to ask.
Luv you Peaches

My heart goes out to the entire Miles Family: my brother l'll always remember our journey together. You've been a best friend to me & my family. I'll continue to keep doing God's will. Thank you for being a bless man of our Father!
Your brother/friend Abraham L. Henderson Sr.

I'd like to send my deepest condolences at this time to my cousins Jermaine Miles, Jason Miles, and last but not least my Aunts Elaine Miles and Cherl the Mother of my Cousins, Jermaine and Jason....I remember Uncle Futee (Bot Miles Jr) picking me up out the HOOD and taking me to Sterling Virginia to spend time with him and my cousins at their house, going fishing, collecting old Beer cans,he'd have in the back of his Red Chevy Pick up Truck, also his Blue Ford F-150 with the TWO GAS TANKS I tell you it was DOPE with the CHROME RIMS....we would go fishing I can remember I hooked myself in the leg tryin to throw the lineI remember him taking us out for rides in his 280zx silver in color it also had TWO GAS TANKS he would snatch the gears I'm telling you their was NEVER A DULL MOMENT WITH YOU UNCLE FUTEE....I will forever cherish the memories and the conversations over the phone we had over the years, your sense of humor is unforgettable....As you and Grandpa Bot would say O'BOY....until we meet again in PARADISE I LOVE YOU MAN something I'd always tell you at the end of our conversations....

I'd like to send my deepest condolences at this time to My cousin's Jermane Miles and Jason Miles and last but not least My aunt's Elaine Miles My Uncles Wife and Cherl the Mother of my First cousins Jermane and Jason....I can remember uncle Futee BOT MILES coming to get me taking out the hood to sterling Virginia to spend time with him and my cousins, Fishing and riding in his pickup truck, pulling my thumb back into socket after me dislocating it, taking me and my cousins, for rides in his 280zx silver in color, collecting old beer cans, all the way up to me becoming a MAN and the talks we'd had over the phone about life and just being a GOOD PERSON....I tell you UNC I'll never forget you man and the sense of humor you had, there was never a DULL MOMENT AROUND YOU EVER!!!!I love you man and I will FOREVER CHERISH THE MEMORIES.....