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Pee Wee football176 viewsHeath is #11 (back row) and Jennifer is #25 (2nd row-far right). This is a Pee-Wee football team Heath played on.
Double click on the photo to enlarge it.
**Thanks to Jennifer Compton (#25) for sending me the photo!
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July 1, 2009-Candy for the Cure Drawing250 viewsHeath getting ready to draw the winner in "Candy for the Cure" contest to benefit A Glimmer of Hope.
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July 15,2009-17th Annual ESPY Awards99 viewsDarnell Stapleton, Santonio Holmes, LaMarr Woodley, Willie Parker, and Ben accept the award for "Best Game" during the taping of the 2009 ESPY Awards in Los Angeles July 15, 2009.
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2007 -Bengals game30 viewsMiller is ready for action!
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August 2, 2010-Training Camp55 viewsHeath goes out for a pass.
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August 13, 2009-Preseason game vs. Cardinals106 viewsThe Steelers took on the Cardinals for preseason game one.
Pittsburgh won 20-10. The starters played just a couple series. Heath had one reception for three yards.
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December 14, 2008-Ravens game77 viewsHeath had 3 receptions for 26 yards. One was a huge catch on 3rd down for 17 yards.
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December 9, 2008-Children's Hospital Holiday dinner106 viewsMiller was joined by Ryan Clark, James Harrison, Larry Foote, and Harlem Globetrotter Hot Shot Branch. They visited Children's Hospital for the annual holiday dinner.
The theme this year was "Holiday Carnival" so there were lots of games. The kids also received autographs from the players. The players had as much fun as the kids. Their goal was to brighten the day for the children.
It was easy to tell they were successful in their efforts just by seeing the kids faces light up, but 16-year old Macy Gibbs from Toronto, Ohio, who has been in Children’s Hospital for five weeks and will be home for Christmas, said it best.
“It makes my whole life, my whole visit here brighter,” said Gibbs. “I love the Steelers. This was amazing. This was the best part of being here.”
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December 9, 2008-Children's Hospital Holiday dinner93 viewsA hospital can be a scary place for a child, and at the holidays it can be even worse. That is why several Steelers were happy to participate in the Children’s Hospital annual family holiday dinner and do their best to bring smiles to the faces of the kids.
Some kids were a bit timid, while others wanted to talk football all day with safety Ryan Clark, linebackers James Farrior and James Harrison and tight end Heath Miller and play games with Harlem Globetrotter Hot Shot Branch.
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2008 Training Camp117 viewsHeath preparing for the 2008 season.
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2008-Glimmer of Hope-Bid for Hope event215 viewsSteeler jerseys were displayed and auctioned.
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2008-Glimmer of Hope-Bid for Hope event443 views
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