Thomas Miller

Presently working on a permanent hobbyist fireworks manufacturing facility that will hopefully live in perpetuity that is inspired by my and others contact with his pyro life.

Louise and Family: Our sincere condolences with the loss of our good friend Tom. We have missed the both of you at pyrotechnic events. God Bless.

Respectfully,

I was a new grad nurse when I met Dr. Miller at St. Mary's Psychiatric unit; 2 North. He set an example as a kind, compassionate, doctor who gave the patients his best. He often came to the unit late at night or early in the morning to check on someone he was concerned about. He always had time for our questions, would share trivia, maps, and other fun science "stuff" with the staff and always gave good guidance. His example and committment to service inspired me to become a Psychiatric...

I met Tom at the PGII Convention,August 1976, on the Grand Mesa outside of Grand Junction. He was selling chemicals out of the back of an old pickup truck. We were pyro friends from that time forward.

Great guy and always had a "colorful" story to tell. I will miss him - most of all at the WPA... that will not be the same without him. MG

I remember first meeting Tom at the 1983 PGI Convention. Throughout the years after that I always looked forward to seeing 'Doc Miller' at a PGI or WPA convention. He was a gentleman, a talented pyrotechnist and a pleasure to have known!

Louise, Tim and Terry,
I read the newspaper yesterday and was saddened
To read about Tom. You were all such a part of our
Family for a long time. I often thought of you and
Wondered where you were.
Terry did tell Andy you were back here, sorry I never ran into you.
So sorry for your loss.
June and John Clolosimo.

So sorry to hear the news about Tom. Dorothy and I always looked forward to seeing you at the PGI convention. We'll miss him. Our thoughts are with you and your family.