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Alex Miller Obituary
Alex was born and raised in Sligo, PA. He was the son of Doris an Ed Miller of Sligo. He is preceded in death by his parents and his brother Ira Miller.
He married Julie Hoover in 1973 and moved to Greenville, PA. It was in Greenville that they raised their daughters Amy and Nicole. Alex retired from Sharon Steel in 1992. He graduated with his associates degree in 1995 from Penn State University. He relocated to Florida in 2011. Despite his many responsibilities he always made time for his family and his passions. He loved spending time with his family, playing golf, and being a Pittsburgh Steelers fan. His love of playing golf was something he shared with his son in law Ed Wolfe and his grandson Ashton.
He is survived by his wife Julie Miller (Hoover) his daughters Amy Wolfe (Ed Wolfe) of Matthews, NC and Nicole Miller of Clearwater, FL. His grandchildren Alexis Lopez, Allison Wolfe, Niki Wolfe, and Ashton Wolfe. His great grandchildren Granger Warford, Avery Lopez, and Griffin Ing. He is also survived by his brother Kerry Miller (Jill Miller) and his nephew Bryan Miller and his niece Kellyn Miller.
Any donations should be made to the American Heart Association.
We find comfort in knowing that Dad's legacy lives on through the lessons he taught us, the loved he shared with his family, and the memories we will cherish forever. Play another 18 Dad.
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Terri Sullivan
October 7, 2024
I am praying for my friend Nicole and her family during this time of mourning. I know from conversations with my friend, I can say he was a strong man. He was provider and protector to his wife and children. He encouraged his family. I think I have learned from him family is everything. He loved his family in actions and words. May loving memories give strength in the days to come. Mourn at your own speed! Terri Sullivan
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Jenny Daugherty
October 6, 2024
I have so many memories of Al, I can´t remember the first one. One of my favorite ones is of him and Glenn both on their riding lawnmowers flying around our yard when Rod was away for two weeks. At the time he had just started a job in Lebanon and I was home with 3 little boys. Our yard looked like a field and our lawnmower was broke. The two of them got on their mowers and flattened it out in about 10 minutes. Because that is what neighbors do. Our neighborhood was special, we were family. So many backyard fires and New Years Eves together. Our kids will never forget their childhood. It was neighbors like Julie and Al that gave us all those memories, we miss you, Al
Jill Smith
October 5, 2024
So sorry to hear of your loss! Our thoughts and prayers are with yall!
Steve, Jill, Hunter, and Dylan Smith NC
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