Dolores Anne (Hock) Miller

Mrs. Miller was a wonderful, kind,loving and generous woman. I was a young child when I knew her, I grew up in the down stairs apartment of their home. I have many wonderful memories of her and Mr Miller which I have cherrished over the years. Her strawberry collection in her kitchen and the smell of her pineapple upside down cake, sitting while she told us of her children and where they were and what they were doing. They even came to my school graduation in Maine. She will be missed. My...

Aunt Dolores, had a beautiful soul . She was full of knowledge ,kind ,happy go lucky lady . Never without a smile ! I always admired her ,she was full of life . Condolences to you all ,I'm sure your proud of your mom . Rest Easy Aunt Dolores ♥

Mrs. Miller was warm and friendly and a joy to be around. She loved her family, in particular her granddaughter Heidi. I will always have fond memories of afternoons with her and Mr. Miller.

To Mel and family - sad to hear your mother passed away. I still have recipe cards, from once upon a time when there was such a thing, for "Mrs. Miller's" brownies, fudgies, cheesecake and crumb kuchen. She was a lovely woman and my deepest condolences go out to you.

Bob, so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. You look so much like her! You can take heart in that your mother lived a long and impressively productive life, helping a lot of people and doing a lot of good along the way. Although it is always painful when the great loss hits, I am sure that you will soon realize how incredibly fortunate you were to have had your mother for so many adult years. My heartfelt condolences to you and to the rest of your family. May your mother's kind spirit...

What a full and wonderful life Dolores led. She made many good things happen. And what a beautiful smile- I can see where Mary Ellen gets it! Much love to the family,
Sierra

Doreen, your mother was active in so many groups and associations that benefitted others. May she rest in peace, and may all the good she did during her lifetime live on in the people she helped and the causes she supported. Carol Pineiro Colleague at BU