Dr. Roy Wayne Miller

Only just learning of his death . He was instrumental in saving our daughters' life by obtaining a compassionate dose of Vancomycin for her from a former college roommate who was conducting clinical trials. God bless him.

I was saddened to hear of Wayne's passing. I vaguely remember him as he was older than me, but I was a classmate of Ann, his sister. We grew up near each other.

I will certainly pass this on to my family.

Mark, the number you left with me is not a working number. Try 1-704-425-9729.

I appreciate my Uncle Wayne, his love and care for family, his commitment to work, and his solidity. His dedication to family and his bedrock conviction that love is how we should be with each other stay with me. I miss him.

God bless and hold you close ! ! !

He was a genuine good man who provided an outstanding example for all.

I really enjoyed meeting and getting to know Doc and Pat through the Antiques Assc. He will be missed and my love goes out to Pat and the family!

Pat, I send love to you and the family. Wayne was such a dear man. I'll never forget his care for me so many times, but especially when my mother passed away. I hope that huge love that he carried for us all will keep your heart full.

May God be with the family during this time of great sorrow. Sympathy and condolences to the Miller family. Commendations to his distinguished military service.

Dr. Miller was such a kind and caring man. I had the opportunity to interact with him quite often during my years at The Medical Center Clinic, nearly every Sunday at FUMC, and occasionally at one of the antique malls. He was always the same. I was always greeted with an earnest handshake, and a great smile. He will be missed. Thoughts and prayers to Mrs. Miller and the entire family.

Dr. Miller and his wife Pat ("Mom") were second parents to me growing up. Being Jewish, I would celebrate Christmas with them, Scott, Mark, Kathy, and Alan. Being high school kids, Scott and I would get in lots of trouble but Dr. Miller was always so calm about it, including when I destroyed his wall by backing into it. He was a tremendous doctor and an even better person. Heaven has a new great resident.

Wayne worked just down the hall from me for several years at MCC. He was always very pleasant and a joy to be around. Eventually he and Pat moved to my hometown (Fairhope). They were nice people, Cat and I will miss him. Bill

I had the honor to work for Dr Miller at the Medical Center Clinic. He was a compassionate and caring physician. Even years after I left the clinic, Dr Miller never failed to greet me and ask about my family. He was a consummate Southern gentleman. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, he will surely be missed.