Olas L Miller

Olas and I worked together at Cheviot Fire Department for several years. He loved helping others and treated everyone with great respect. I enjoyed working with Olas, he was always smiling and would share stories of his love for his family. I will miss seeing Olas at 730 mass at Visitation on Sunday mornings.

Marge and the Miller family I am so sorry for your loss, Donna and I will keep your family in our prayers during these difficult times....

Fond memories of a really nice gentle man.

Uncle Olas,
Several memories surface, Christmas with Grandma Miller, VFW dances, Olenes for family dinners, your laugh...
You've left a legacy, that's the most precious gifts of all.
Boyd, Lloyd, David Warren, Robbie, you were blessed with a father of integrity and admiration for his family.. follow his steps, you'll have an amazing life..
Xo

A story by Uncle Arvis Sinclair

Around 1950 I bought some land in Amelia to build a house on. Friday nights, after work, Olas and I would go to Kentucky, spend the night then on Saturday load the truck up with materials and head back home. Olas helped me build the house. One day Olas was holding a 2x4 frame I had set up. There was a loose 2x4 laying on top. Olas was looking around and not holding the frame steady and shook off the loose 2x4. I screamed at him to make him move so...

Mr. Miller was one of the kindest men I ever had the honor to look up to. Being a good friend of his son Robert, our little group of friends would congregate at the Miller's house, taking over the basement, or the backyard with our goofy but fun shenanigans. Loudly singing, acting and putting on our comedy bits - he never complained about our commotions. Then when we all went to the same college, he and Mrs. Miller drove us for 5 hours each way every semester and break. He even drove my...

We have been so honored to get to know Olas at family gatherings and through Lloyd and Kathleen. He has made a uplifting impact on us all, and we will miss him! Our prayers are with the whole family in this time of loss.

Thoughts and prayers to the entire Miller family. Mr. Miller was a great guy. He was my (and Dave's) baseball and basketball coach, when we were young. He taught us the importance of playing the game the right way. His influence was so inspirational to me growing up in sports. He will not be forgotten. RIP Mr. Miller