Lewis Charles Miner

He was a very caring wonderful person. I was blessed to know him. This comes from Ervin Rasmussen his brother in law

Dear Friends, I am saddened to learn of Lewis' passing. I have fond memories of visiting your homes through my High School years. I am sorry that I learned of his death after his funeral. I would have loved to have attended his viewing and personally shared my condolences. Please accept my apology and know of my love and concern for each of you. I pray that the tender care of the Comforter will attend each of you through the coming days and weeks. Doris may you take comfort in the...

We are so deeply saddened by the news of Lewis' passing. It has been such a privilege to know him, be his neighbor and fellow ward member. He has always been an inspiration and good example to us. Please know of our love and sincere wishes for your peace and comfort at this time.

I was fortunate to be Lewis's barber for the past five years. We talked about his service in the military, his precious wife, the old home in Manti, his children and grand children. I myself am an old Paratrooper. Lewis was kind enough to give us a copy of him in his uniform, steel helmet and parachute badge on his shirt. It hangs proudly in the University Barber Shop, a tribute to him and his career. Thank you Lewis for your kindness and generous nature. "HE AIN'T GOING TO JUMP NO...