Clarence Allen "Buddy" Miller Jr.

He looked like Buddy Holly. We shared the music. I really miss him, plus, to name a few, Jimmie, Jeanie, Edward, Don and their wonderful parents. We fired up the radio transmitter and all Millers appeared on the big 840 AM, with my brother Joel and I. No snow ball fights, but we did make the scene in the Sixties in Rivermeade, near Tigard. I still turn the tables as Chuck Weber Kisn.

You will never be forgotten because your soul touched so many lives. Rest in peace

Dear Miller Family, My condolences and love to you. We enjoy all of you. I wish I could have seen him all grown. I was aware of Sellwood children in the 60's and Buddy as one of "us kids". I appreciate the mature Bud in Bud's friends correspondence. You can SEE the mature, loving Buddy Miller in your mind. He must have enjoyed the Doo Wopping lifestyle, even in his old age. I shall be praying for all of ya'. Best Wishes, Stephen Weber

Dearest Marivic,
Bud was a lovely man and he loved you so very much. As we know Mesothelioma is an awful cancer, but Bud is at peace now and will forever be watching over you.
Bud will forever be missed by all that knew and loved him.
You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Sally

Bud was my friend and colleague while working for the Naval Station in Everett, Washington. He was a highly intelligent man who supported me in many ways. We shared many laughs together and he taught me so much about our world. His marriage to Marivic was one of the highlights of his life and he loved her dearly. He will be deeply missed. My thoughts, prayers, and love go out to his family and his lovely wife.