James Bell Miller

Jim was the most outstanding Engineer I ever hired - great asset to NASA. He was always gracious and a reliable individual. My memories of him are all very warm and appreciative.

Eight years later, the grief is palpable. Miss and love you Rabbi

I'm so sorry to hear about Jim's passing. I worked with him at NASA on several projects (MISSE and CERES). I greatly admired and respected him. He was a great leader and dedicated to his field. Condolences to his family.

Deepest sympathies from the DDG-5 Crew Members Association.

Jim was the finest engineer I have ever known. I worked closely with him for years, and counted him a good friend. Jim, having just recently reconnected with you after many years, I regret the time lost. You will be sorely missed. June, my thoughts and prayers are with you and the family.

Joe Gowdey (NASA Retiree)

When I found out about Jim's aneurism, and recently open heart surgery, I added him to our prayer list at Zion Grace UMC. After he had open heart surgery, I was very touched that he walked across the street as I arrived from home from church, and thanked me for a card I had sent, and for the prayers. May God bless and comfort his wife and family at this difficult time.
In Prayer, Fran and Bruce O'Connell, Neighbors

My condolences to the family of James Bell Miller in the passing of your loved one. May the God of comfort be with you. Ps.90:10 Ps. 37:10, 11, 29. Sin cerely, E. Mitchell.

I thought the world of Jim - personally and professionally. I recommended his hiring at Langley and he proved to be a great asset. He was innovative and conscientious. It was a privilege to have worked with him and I am deeply saddened that he is gone.

I was saddened to learn of Jim's passing. I worked with him several years ago on a satellite project. Jim was a man of compassion and integrity. He was a mentor. Please accept my sympathy.
Steven Brown