for 59 days with complications that included kidney failure and gastrointestinal bleeding, which required a blood transfusion. In October 2008, he developed a bone infection and diabetic ulcers on one foot that required outpatient surgery. On January 23, 2009, Miller underwent surgery to amputate both legs six inches below the knee, a result of complications from type-2 diabetes. Once he realized his death was imminent, Miller stopped dialysis and returned home. On February 20, 2009, surrounded by family at his home, Miller died of complications from type-2 diabetes. NBA Commissioner David Stern issued a statement on the passing of Miller: "It is with great sadness that I offer condolences to Gail and the Miller family on behalf of the entire NBA family. Larry's legacy extends beyond the NBA as he touched many lives in the Salt Lake City region through his business ventures and charitable endeavors. The NBA lost a great leader, colleague and friend today. We will miss him." Miller's funeral was held in the Vivint Arena. Places, buildings, and events named after Miller Larry H Miller Campus for Salt Lake Community College Larry H. Miller Field Larry & Gail Miller Public Safety Education and Training Center — Salt Lake Community College Miller Campus Miller Automotive Training Center — Salt Lake Community College Miller Campus Miller Corporate Partnership Center — Salt Lake Community College Miller Campus Miller Free Enterprise Center — Salt Lake Community College Miller Campus Miller Professional Development Center — Salt Lake Community College Miller Campus Miller Motorsports Park Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah — bicycle race Larry H. Miller Softball Complex Larry H. Miller Court at Vivint Smart Home Arena Miller Cafe, Lassonde Studios, University of Utah Larry H. Miller Dealerships, Murray, Utah. References External links The Larry H. Miller Group UtahStories.com Larry H. Miller Legacy Larry H. Miller Automotive Group Luhm, Steve. "Larry H. Miller, Jazz owner and auto magnate, dies 64," The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, February 21, 2009. Obituary in the Deseret News 1944 births 2009 deaths American Latter Day Saints Deaths from diabetes American mass media owners Businesspeople from Salt Lake City Utah Jazz personnel Utah Starzz owners Women's National Basketball Association executives Burials at Salt Lake City Cemetery American adoptees 20th-century American philanthropists 20th-century American businesspeople American automobile salespeople