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Lifestyle and entertainment journalist Gerri Miller (Metal Edge, People, Glamour, Muscle & Fitness + more) died this past Sunday, March 14th, following a battle with cancer.
The news was revealed yesterday (March 15th) by Gerri’s sister-in-law, Heidi Lustig Miller, on social media: “It is with a heavy heart and deep sadness we announce the passing of Steve’s sister Gerri. May she Rest In Peace forever💔.”
The metal world has reacted to the death of Gerri Miller, with KISS writing: “We are saddened by the passing of our friend Gerri Miller. RIP. She was a champion of so many bands during her time at Metal Edge magazine and loved the music and scene of it all. Our deepest sympathies to her family & friends.”
Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx commented, “Sad to hear of the passing of Gerri Miller. RIP. She was a true believer in so many bands during her time at Metal Edge as writer and editor. My condolences to her family & friends.”
Anthrax drummer Charlie Benante posted, “I am very sad to hear this. We loved Gerri , she was such a Huge part of the success of so many bands. I will never forget her 💜”
Warrant added, “RIP Gerri Miller from Metal Edge Magazine 💔 She gave @warrantrocks our first national press before we had a record deal and was a huge supporter of 80s Rock Bands. Thank You for all your support and God Bless in Heaven.”
RIP, Gerri. Check out tributes below.
We are saddened by the passing of our friend Gerri Miller. RIP. She was a champion of so many bands during her time at Metal Edge magazine and loved the music and scene of it all. Our deepest sympathies to her family & friends. pic.twitter.com/ZEKDO6wFSz
— KISS (@kiss) March 16, 2021
“Sad to hear of the passing of Gerri Miller. RIP. She was a true believer in so many bands during her time at Metal Edge as writer and editor. My condolences to her family & friends.” pic.twitter.com/r78457ujfB
— 📷 (@NikkiSixx) March 16, 2021
I am very sad to hear this. We loved Gerri , she was such a Huge part of the success of so many bands. I will never forget her 💜 https://t.co/t8cyGCldXR
— Charlie Benante (@skisum) March 15, 2021
The sound of Gerri’s camera is the first thing that you hear on our debut album Stick it to ya on the song Eye To Eye.
Thank you Gerri ….much love always….
Mark#RIP #metaledgemagazine#roundupquestions #metaledgeawards pic.twitter.com/KvBbBlmDBd— Mark Slaughter (@markslaughter33) March 16, 2021
RIP Gerri Miller from Metal Edge Magazine 💔 She gave @warrantrocks our first national press before we had a record deal and was a huge supporter of 80s Rock Bands. Thank You for all your support and God Bless in Heaven 🎶🙏 pic.twitter.com/Nzn1yFQ9XV
— WARRANT (@warrantrocks) March 15, 2021
Was literally just tweeting about Gerri last week wondering where was she? I never understood why she wasn't all over the internet 🤔 she did so much for rock and roll rest in peace Gerri Miller https://t.co/QMhCErtOAl
— Sebastian Bach (@sebastianbach) March 16, 2021
My deepest condolences go out to the family & friends on the loss of Metal Edge magazine editor #GerriMiller.
— Bret Michaels (@bretmichaels) March 15, 2021
R.I.P Gerri pic.twitter.com/qM3Ywsilwc
— John Corabi (@Crablegs59) March 16, 2021
Gerri was a champion to all of us! RIP Gerri Miller. We’ll never forget you🙏🏻 https://t.co/BnT67etxbO
— TONY HARNELL (@tonyharnell) March 15, 2021
RIP #gerrimiller #metaledge Thank you for all the love you gave all of us!! Thoughts and prayers go out to your family! BB🙏🏽😔 https://t.co/FrBHMOkAEc
— BulletBoys (@TheBulletBoys) March 15, 2021
Rip #GerriMiller
An icon and journalist/editor. It was because of her that every 80s metal band is famous today. Godspeed journey Gerri! #MetalEdgeMagazine @MetalEdgeMag https://t.co/TM0dB3xCG3— Marten Andersson (@anderssonmarten) March 16, 2021
#RIP, #gerrimiller. No New York or LA gig was complete without a visit from you. You kept a lot of us in the public eye, just ‘cause you wanted to. You’ll be missed. @metaledgemagazine #smileforgerri https://t.co/o6jwPMv7iv
— Chris McLernon (@chrismclernon) March 15, 2021
