David Johnstone Miller

Dear David:
It has often been said that some people are "one in a million". You were one in a trillion brother. I miss you very much---never met anyone like you before and won't from this day forth. You're a legend.

if only i could inject a healing song directly into my veins to keep loving you easily, my friend, to quiet the knowledge of your absence with something soothing, to calm the crushing silence, to fill me to the brim with hope and gratitude for this simple life you've left me -
made all the better for having known you.

until we meet again, my dear and treasured friend.

yours,

kendall

To the whole Miller family, I'm so very sorry for your loss. Dave was an easy person to like, and the kind of guy everybody likes to be around. An adventurer, a creator, an intellectual - Dave was an example of how we should all strive to live our lives. He will be missed greatly.

I feel lucky to have met Dave. We met during our first semester at AIPH. He was a great listener and always a good friend. I'm going to miss him.

With deepest sympathy as you remember David,

Rest In Peace Dave Miller

just live life, he actively engaged with it.

I had to cull this down quite a bit; there is a lot more to say about David. But I'll leave off with something very David: this picture of Tommy Wisseau he texted me randomly one night well past when most people would text their coworkers. He saw Tommy, and instead of getting a picture WITH him like a normal person, David decided to take this paparazzi-like picture... and then run away laughing like a weirdo. I miss a lot about David, but...

I'm so sorry for your loss. David seems like he was an adventurous, curious, creative man. Matt I'm so glad you had the chance to spend time with him recently. I'm thinking of all of you.