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Greg Kilzer
July 18, 2024
Greg Kilzer
July 18, 2024
Greg Kilzer
July 18, 2024
Paul and Tony stopped to visit me at Lake Tahoe during a west coast visit 20 years ago. Was a pleasure to host them. Consumate gentlemen, quick witted and always willing to lend a hand. Miss them both.
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Greg Kilzer
Richard Miller
July 15, 2024
A fantastic Uncle, and a not half bad dancer too. But needed more practice with a shotgun. He and Tony came out to the farm several times to hunt pheasants, always looked forward to their humorous companionship. When we were both quite young he told me he could remember when I was half his age, but I would catch up some day. I almost caught up with you Uncle Paul, see you soon.
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Richard Miller
July 15, 2024
He came out to the farm to work for his older brother Julius, my Dad, perhaps during summer vacation while in high school.
Melvin Miller
July 14, 2024
Uncle Paul impressed both Kim and I on one of his visits of course with his brother Tony out here to northern California by absolutely tearing it up on the water skis. Skied from one end to the other on Lake Berryessa. A loving and kind person for sure!!
Also very generous As I will never forget how he offered to pay for my sons funeral reception. He´ll be missed until we meet again.
Lorraine Frank
July 14, 2024
Uncle Paul was so special to those of us who still lived in North Dakota and he was always a welcome sight at the Miller family get-togethers, whether for a wedding, funeral or family reunions. He was always so good about keeping in contact and visiting frequently. He also amazed us with his generosity when giving gifts. He gave my husband and me $100 for a wedding gift in 1971! That was beyond generous to us in those days! He will be missed so much by his North Dakota family, no matter where we live nowadays.
His niece Lorraine Mller (Frank)
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