Dan Miller expresses gratitude after wife's death from cancer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 1:14 AM
Last updated Oct 14, 2026

Dan Miller, broadcaster for the Detroit Lions, shared a heartfelt message after the death of his wife, Cindy, who passed away following a battle with cancer. He expressed gratitude to the community for its support, which has included nearly $20,000 raised for the Leptomeningeal Cancer Foundation. Miller highlighted Cindy’s extraordinary strength, emphasizing she was the strongest person he had ever known, both before and during her illness. The support illustrates the deep bond he has with the Detroit community, which has embraced him throughout his broadcasting career.
- •Dan Miller's wife Cindy died after a long battle with cancer.
- •Miller thanked the Detroit community for their support via Zoom.
- •Almost $20,000 has been raised for the Leptomeningeal Cancer Foundation.
- •Miller emphasized Cindy's strength during her illness and his love for her.
- •The Detroit Lions organization paid tribute to Miller after a recent game.
- 1:14 AMYahoo Sports — Dan Miller Shares Heartbreaking Message Following Wife’s Death
"Detroit Lions broadcaster Dan Miller thanks the community for its support following wife Cindy's death and remembers her remarkable strength.
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