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Libby Cathcart
March 8, 2009
I didn't know Mr. Miller well as I only met him a few times, but I know what a fine man he must have been. He has wonderful children and grandchildren whom he loved and who loved him in return. My sympathy is with all of you and I hope that very soon you will be able to just remember all the good things he did and all the fun times you had together. I know that with time, the good memories get bigger and the sad ones become smaller. I wish for you peace, the peace that surpasses understanding.
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March 5, 2009
We did not know Mr. Miller, but obviously he was a wonderful person...a true role model....a true American!
Our sincere sympathy to his family.
You have a lot to be proud of!!
God Bless his family
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