Donald Miller

HAPPY BIRTHDAY POPS I miss you with all my heart and you should be here celebrating together with your family you will always be the dad in my life the way you taught me things and my memories with you will always be missed Happy birthday pops

Donnie and I worked in the power plant at UHS for almost 18 years. He wasn't just a co-worker, he was a friend. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. RIP Donnie
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RIP Donnie. You will be missed. I was happy to know you. All my sympathy to your family.

So sorry to hear of the passing of Donnie.
Great singer and entertainer. My condolences to the family and may he rest in peace.

The music and good times we did share with Donny will always remain wonderful memories. He was a great entertainer with an infectious smile and will be missed. Sincerely, Linda Wasyln

To The Family of Don: Words cannot express my deepest sympathy to you all. I worked with Don at UHS Binghamton General Hospital for 22 years. Don was a close friend and will be truly missed. He had a great personality and was always too generous with anything you needed. His motto was to live life like it was your last day. If there was anyone that exemplified that more I´d be hard pressed to find them. We had many laughs and that I will remember forever. My wife and I would always try to see him perform and will miss that. I´m sure the first request he had was to sing with Elvis. I´m only certain that the Lord made that happen. May You Rest in Peace Donnie...Your friend.....Terry Roma

Dick and I have known Donnie for well over 50 years. Maine Endwell memories. Heartfelt condolences to Donnies friends and family. Fly high with your Angel wings. RIP Donnie

So sorry to hear of Donnie´s passing. A lot of good memories over the many years I knew him. See you on the other side.
Kim (Flick)Bradley

You were the best and most fun loving Brother in law! We had a lot of laughs and good times love you and miss you

Don and I met at Endicott Forging 1973 and later enlisted in the Army together our lives crisscrossed through the years and as you may guess we had our fair share of good times.
As I stand here with a hand salute I will leave with this.
Day is done, gone the sun, from the hills,
from the lake, from the skies.
All is well, safely rest, God is nigh.
Rest in peace my friend

As a fellow member of the MEHS Class of 1972, I would like to extend my condolences to your family. Donny always had a big heart and his energy was contageoeus. RIP Donny

I wish I got one last hug with you. You were the best grandfather I miss having those weekend´s together. You always said you would own another 69´ charger before you died and sadly that didn´t happen. I wish you could be here when I get one. I love you grandpa always will.

To my best friend to my love of my life thank you for giving me your heart. I will love you forever and ever.

I have known Donnie for almost 50 years, we had a lot of special moments together, RIP Donnie

I went to school with donnie we all hang out on Lawndale st in endwell. Donnie was my best friend and we spent alot of time together. Drinking wine in high school and getting in a little trouble. We spent alot of time at the chuck wagon, three little pigs. These were the best times of my life and I will miss him.

To my darling Donnie, the love of my life, my significant other, my romantic man I will miss you so much. I cannot believe that you´re gone. I cannot believe I found you and couldn´t bring you back. I miss you every every day. I will see you again, my love, always and forever Cindy

May he rest in peace

Sorry for your loss of Donnie. Are payers. We remember Donnie when he played in the bands and he was a nice person and always talked to you when he seen you. Concert on the block he had was nice. Donnie will be missed.

Our condolences to family and friends. May he RIP. Thank you for your service. I knew Donnie from the hospital and from my husband Van. He was quite hurt when he heard the news about Donnie.

My condolences to the Miller family . I worked with him at BGH for over 10 years. It was a pleasure and a fun time knowing and working with him.

To Donnys immediate family, this is a tough one. He and I grew up on Lawndale Street while growing up. We could throw a rock and hit each other's house, that's how close we lived to each other. I think his wittiness came from his mom. May he rest in peace, knowing he is in a better Pace now.

Willard Gould