Charlotte Ingrid Miller

Very sorry to hear of Charlotte's passing. She was a special person...she was always so personalble and interested in people.

Holding her and her family in the light.

That was a beautiful tribute to Charlotte. Such a thorough remembrance, capturing the richness of Charlotte's life, work, travels, her passion and spirit, and love for life and family. Charlotte's light will shine on in this world but her presence will be missed by so many. Love to you all.

Dear Rob, Ingrid, Tom,
I fondly remember meeting Charlotte in Greensboro when our kids were students together, and spending time over a meal with you all. From this obituary, I feel like I know her a bit better and I can appreciate how much we had in common and how much she brought to the world and to your family, and how big this loss is for you and all who knew her. I am so very sorry for your loss. You are in my mind and heart as you face the loss of your wife (Rob) and your mom, Ingrid and Tom.

As a big sister Charlotte would bake Christmas cookies with holes so that they could be hung from our family's Christmas tree when we lived on Beechmont Drive in New Rochelle. We would all decorate the tree on Christmas Eve and by morning all kinds of gifts would be there. It was fun then.

What a beautiful obituaryI´m so sorry for your loss.

Charlotte was a very special person and made my life so much richer when I had the opportunity to work with her for several years on projects at USDA. My deepest condolences to Tom, Rob, her other relatives, and many friends. I'm sorry I'll be out of state and unable to join you in commemorating her passing and celebrating the wonderful life she lived.

My sister, Charlotte, was always helping others including me. In my childhood she taught me to read and do numbers before I was in school! She stayed with me for 6 weeks after my brain surgery. Love was big and soulful between our families growing up in Maryland.