George F. Miller

I only knew George for a short time, but, enjoyed our chats. We would talk like we had been friends for years. My condolences to Jane and the family.

I first met George through work at U.S. Roofing about 1980. On weekends,he also used to work the door at Jacks Tavern in Conshohocken complete with his Jeff cap and earring to look the part. Pretty much every time that I would go to the donut shop on Sandy Hill road in Norristown around that time he would be there chatting it up with Jane who worked there. A lot of coffee went into that romance and it lasted a lifetime. When we talked in later years he would talk about Jane and the kids in a...

I have many memories with my brother George, here's one... I was about 5 and he was teaching me to ride a bike, it was his bike. We were at the top of the walkway in the backyard at the Farm where we lived at Pops, he pushed the bike,and all I could see was the side of the house getting closer I could hear George yelling Terrie hit the breaks, the next thing I know he grabbed the back of the bike to stop it.. And every Sunday we would play softball or Touchfoot ball games with our Cousins...

There's not enough room on this site to describe what a great guy George was I was lucky to have been his friend for almost 60 years You will be missed by Me and my entire family and everyone at the shop.Finally your pain is gone R.I.P. Brother Love Always Your Pal Jimmy