Ira Miller

I met Ira during a Columbia College Chicago Alumni event for those living in L.A., most of whom were in the film industry. I almost didn't go to it, but one of the college execs who was in town with a group from the school to conduct the event, called me at work and practically insisted that I come to it. I worked a short distance away from where it was being held, so I went. There were several Columbia alums there, and Ira was sitting with a group that included some people from the radio and...

I have fond memories of our childhood in Chicago. He left a legacy of joy and laughter. A wonderful way to be remembered.
My sympathy to cousin Ron and family.
Cousin Paulette

My sympathy to cousin Ron and family.I have fond memories of our childhood in chicago. He brought joy and laughter to our lives. What a wonderful legacy. Cousin Paulette Goldstein (Delray Beach, Florida)

Ira was a dear cousin one of the Miller
Family's most entertaining relative.
We followed his entertainment career and enjoyed his gift to make people laugh. He will be missed by all.
Love Cousins,
Eileen Miller-Girson
David Girson

Ira and I have known each other for sixty years.
we crashed the Republican convention together in 1956 by posing as camera men. We wore standard headphones. security was much more lax than today. We have contacted each other on our birthdays each year. Ira made his last call on no one's birthday. His timing was off. I was concerned, and asked, but he didn't let on. He will be missed.

from one of your (old) friends,

Randy

Ira, every time I saw you a smile came to my face.
Now that you're no longer with us I still smile when I think of you. I'll miss you.

My dear cousin and friend, You will be deeply missed.What a terrible Loss.I know you are up in Heaven telling jokes.

My memories of Ira are filled with laughter. What a legacy!