Carmen Anthony Miller

Mr. Miller -- as I respectfully called him despite his protestations -- was a true family man, the ultimate gentleman, and a credit to his profession. I came to know him through my friendship with his son and I am a better person (and lawyer) for having known him.

My wife and I will miss Carmen very much and our prayers are with his wonderful family at this time.

Carmen was a good friend and advisor to my parents, Joe and Betty Daley. My condolences to all his family, to his brothers and his sister, Grace, to Uncle Phil, and to my old friends, Dick and Joe Anastasi. So many good memories of Onondaga St.

Dear Phil, Mrs. Miller, and Sue,
Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers---we are so saddened for your loss. Mr. Miller exuded a gentle kindness each time we met him and it was apparent how much all of you meant to one another as a close and loving family.

Dear members of Carmen's family:
I want to express my sincere sympathy for your sudden loss and all that you have gone through. I did not have the privilege of knowing Carmen. However, I am a co-worker and friend of Phil. Knowing Phil, I'm sure that Carmen was not only a very capable professional, but also an honorable, wonderful person and a leader whom people fully admired and respected. I only wish I could join you at the services, but believe me, I will be with you in spirit.
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Aunt Toni, Phillip & Susan,
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. I know this is a difficult time but you must remember all of the good times. I have been thinking about the times that Uncle Carmen and dad would take Phillip and me out golfing and all of the fun that we had! We all love you and we will continue to keep you in our thoughts! God Bless!

Aunt Toni, Phil, Susan and family,
I am praying for you at this most difficult time. Uncle Carmen was a true gentleman and one of the calmest people I have ever known. I know that God will get you through this. Him and Dad probably got 18 holes in yesterday and I can see the twinkle in my Dad's eyes when he arrived.

God Bless,

Paul Sofia

Dear Toni, Philip and Susan,
We heard today about Carmen when my brother Phil called us. Please accept our most sincere condolences and know that our prayers are with you at this difficult time.

Dear Toni, While browsing the Star-Gazette just now (Sun. morning), was shocked to read of Carmen's death. I'm so glad we had the chance to see you last May at the EFA reunion and spend some time together. Our deepest sympathy to you and Susan and Phillip. Know you and Carmen had a wonderful life together and the memories will be a comfort to you. Love, Marilyn & Chuck

Dear Aunt Toni, Philip and Susan,
I want to extend my deepest condolences to you on the passing of Uncle Carmen. My dad thought the world of him and loved him like a brother. I know dad was there to welcome him as he entered through the gates of heaven.
Uncle Carmen was a wonderful man and I always treasured the times I was able to play golf with dad and him.
I know you will miss him immensely.
Please know that he is at home with our Lord and he has plenty of good company in...