Clayton James Miller Scholarship Fund

Organized by
Miller Family
Miller Family
$12,200
Raised of $13,000 goal
100% tax-deductibleNo fees
100% goes to scholarship recipients
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Contributions
25A
Anonymous
$100
A
Anonymous
$100
GF
Garvey Family
$500
JC
John Curylo
$150
JR
Jennifer Reiff
$500
Our story
On March 15, 2025, we tragically lost Clayton James Miller in an e-bike accident. Clayton was just 14 years young, preparing to begin his freshman year of high school, with a bright future ahead of him.
Clayton was kind, funny, smart, outgoing, and incredibly athletic. He loved to fish, ride his bike, golf, and—most of all—play football. Sports were not just something he did; they were who he was. Clayton believed deeply in himself and in the power of hard work, and he talked constantly about his future in high school sports and his dream of playing college football one day.
Clayton spent nine seasons—nine years of his life—with the Naples Hurricanes, starting in Tiny Mites and playing all the way through 13U. He was part of history, helping his team become National Champions. Along the way, he earned four Peace River Championships, one Regional Championship, and one National Championship. He was also a track champion, a flag football champion, an outstanding baseball player, an All-American Scholar, and—most importantly—a loyal friend and teammate.
But Clayton was so much more than an accomplished athlete. He led with heart, showed up for his teammates, and brought joy and energy wherever he went. He believed in commitment, teamwork, and giving everything you have to the things you love.
Our goal
To keep Clayton’s dreams alive, our family established this scholarship in his honor. This scholarship is intended to support students who reflect the values Clayton lived by—passion, dedication, leadership, and a commitment to growth beyond the classroom.
Scholarships will be awarded each year to current high school seniors or undergraduate students who:
• Are enrolled or plan to enroll in an accredited college, university, trade school, or arts program
• Demonstrate active participation in extracurricular activities, including but not limited to:
• Community service or volunteerism
• Athletics
• Arts or music
• Show leadership, initiative, and social responsibility through their involvement
Through this scholarship, we hope to honor Clayton’s legacy by supporting students who pursue their passions wholeheartedly, lead with integrity, and strive to make a positive impact—on their teams, in their communities, and in the world.
Comments from contributors 9

Garvey Family5 days ago
$500
Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers

Ryan Massey18 days ago
$600
Tournament foursome

Peter Lang24 days ago
$600
Foursome for Golf tournament

Jack Stroube1 month ago
$600
Foursome for tournament

Luke1 month ago
$150
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