Frank Miller M.D.

A nice memory was the banter going on with frank and a young lady at nh Portsmouth. I enjoyed that nice energy and a pleasant lady. I assumed his first wife to be?

Somehow decades later I thought of frank miller. We worked together at Portsmouth naval hospital. Psychiatry. After decades in the field he stood alone. Brilliant kind patient and extraordinary quality. It was truly a pleasure to know him. Rest in peace sir. I salute you.

My Husband was a patient of Dr. Miller. He saved his life with getting a correct Diagnosis and the right Medication. His patience, kindness , knowledge and experience were beyond our expectations. He saved our Marriage and the quality of our Life. He will never be forgotten

To Larry Eisenfeld—- dear Ajax, lived long life, he was laid to rest in mid-70’s in Norfolk Va when Frank was a LCDR in Navy. He was a great pet spider! We loved feeding and he lived in Morton Salt box ! lol thank you for kind words, Cathy

Frank (Frankie, back then) and his family were our next-door neighbors on 155th Street in Cleveland. From the late 40s until about 1956 we had many adventures on our bikes, 4-wheel skates, and out vivid imaginations. For the rest of our group, career choice changed almost daily but we all knew Frank would become a doctor. My deepest condolences to Frank´s family, friends, and the many patients he helped.

I knew Dr. Miller when he was married to my friend Cathy. These many years later I still remember his comments and insights.

So sorry to learn about Dr. Miller´s passing. I got to know him through our many therapy sessions and miss him greatly. He was extremely helpful to not only myself, but my entire family. Ellen W.

Dear Frank died year ago, we miss his presence on earth. These messages of old friends warm my heart soul, makes life better. Thank you all.

Frank and I were good friends at Yale . We both came from Washington and Jefferson College and were next door neighbors in medical school . He was a very interesting person who had views on everything . I smile when I remember he and his pet tarantula. Lenny Eisenfeld