Randall Miller

We were so saddened to hear about Randall. We send our prayers and sympathy. Such a nice neighbor.

My sincere condolences. May the Lord be with you during this time of grief.

What a wonderful good man Randall Miller was! He was the personification of quiet goodness. It was a pleasure to know him and his wonderful wife, Arlene. Arlene and family, we send you kind regards and hope you can find peace in the message of The Plan of Salvation.

Whenever I organized a study group at Ricks/BYU I thought of Randall. We read dozens of books and plays over our years together at the college. After we retired, Ralph Thompson joined us and we continued. When I moved to Utah we often corresponded and traded books. We take our friendship, our love of Christ and his Church and literature into the eternal world, where, now in my winter years, I hope to soon join him.

I have warm memories of my association with Randall clear back to grade school. We walked to each others homes to play.
Even when facing difficult health challenges, he always had a warm, genuine smile on his face.
Wonderful man and friend.
Jon Wright

I have fond memories of this quiet gentle giant of a man counseling a faculty wanna-be. It was always a thrill through the years as he and his wife would show up unexpectedly to theatre productions I was involved with both on and off campus. Thank you Randall

I am so sorry to read about Randall. It was great having him as a friend, neighbor and classmate. I so enjoyed his visit when I moved in across the street from Wilma in Brigham City. Arlene, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.