A. Gerson Miller

One Year Gone

Dear Mr. John Miller,
Randy Lewis wife Kay just told us that your dad passed away. I remember the day in came to visit us and stayed the whole day. Our thoughts and prayers our with you.

Dear Iris, John and Rhoda,

I was saddened to learn of your loss. I think fondly and often of Gerson’s words of wisdom and encouragement to me even after these years. I owe much of who I am today to his impression on my life and will remember him always.

May God bring you peace and comfort at this time.

We were in Arizona and just heard about your loss. Our heartfelt sympathy. Phyllis & Jack

I always enjoyed "kibbitzing" with Gerson. I am sorry for your loss.

phyllis eisenberg

Dear Iris, John & Rhonda - deepest condolences to you & your family on Gerson's passing. Gerson had a full & rich life and was a great guy as you all are aware. He will be missed.

Dear Miller Family, the year was 1980, and my partner and I were looking for some credit to start a new venture. Gerson sat with us for about an hour and said, "Whatever you need, just call". Our industry and city have lost a great man, but his spirit and contributions will always live on. With sympathy, Ellis Cohn

Gers, you would always ask when was I getting flowers again and at the picnic you still remembered. I received some weeks later and was remembering when you would stroll past my desk, look, and smile. Gerson, you will never be forgotten and will always be in our hearts.

To the Miller Family:
My dad introduced me to Gerson many years ago in Gerson's office in Franklin Park. I always remembered that day and how Gerson made me feel special, especially in front of my dad. The last thing Gerson did was give me his card and told me if I ever needed anything, to just give him a call. I never had to call him, but I still have his card to this day. My only wish, is that my son would have been able to meet Gerson and have him feel special just like I did that...