John Michael "Mike" Millet

Missing you...you left us too early! Wish I had more time with you Maria Cristina

Dear Jeanne and Family, Sending my deepest condolences To you all! I just heard about Mikes passing. I will truly miss that kind hearted, funny and engaging man! He always spoke so lovingly and adoringly about you Jeanne. I would get updates on the kids and he would just beam with pride talking about what each of them are up to. There is no doubt he put family first. Wishing you all peace and comfort in the months and years to come

Dear Jeanne and Family Sheila and I wish to offer our most sincere condolences to you at this sorrowful time. Mike was a wonderful husband and devoted father You are in our thoughts prayers. Your cousin Bill

I was so sorry to hear of Mike's passing. He was such a joy to work with at the book sale, his humor made the Saturday mornings so much brighter. My deepest condolences, he will be missed dearly.

Sorry to hear the news of Mike's death. I have tons of fond memories of cousin Mike at family gatherings, usually at our grandparents house on Brunswick Road in Troy, NY.

Mike was a wonderful contributor to our Non-fiction book group at the Westford Library. As I remember, he finished each book and always had a thoughtful perspective and comments on the conversation. His notes on the author, writing style and subject will be greatly missed.

Our deepest condolences, from Mike's work friends. Mike was an absolutely wonderful man, always full of stories, particularly of his family. I got to know the kids through Mike, even though I never met them. Mike's passion for the Philadelphia Eagles was also a big one, although maybe we can't say that in Boston?? Incredibly bright, well read and always a joy to talk to. Mike's presence at the office is already missed.

My deepest sympathies Maria Cristina

I am was so devastated to hear this news from my father - my heart breaks for the wonderful Millet family. Mr Millet was our neighbor when I lived in Westford and he was such a wonderful friend to my father and was such a brilliant man. When my father could no longer run races with Mike because he had shattered his ankle, Mike forgo his running and took up mountain biking just to be a great friend to my father. He was there for him in good times and tough times. As he was for many others...