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Kathleen Halbach (Raml)
January 25, 2021
Just learned that Steve passed away approximately 2 yrs ago and am feeling very sad. After reading his obituary, I was wishing that I had known him better. He was a very smart and kind man. Ron and I are so sorry for your loss.
John O'Kane
July 12, 2020
Listening to music from the 60's and remembering when Steve and I roomed together our sophomore year at Matian College. Bob Kessler's room was next to ours and he would always. always be playing the Four Seasons. Glad I got a chance to talk to Steve s few years before he passed away. He was a good friend and a kind and passionate person. RIP and live on in the memory of your family and freinds.
John O'Kane
Ralph and Doris Davis
November 24, 2018
It has been a while but when we see that smiling face we remember back to that young boy and his family accross the street with fond memories. Our hearts go out to all his family.
Adam Mildred
November 23, 2018
It was my pleasure to work with Steve, most intensely for about six or seven years when he and I were assigned to the major felony divisions of the public defender and prosecutor's office, respectively.
P. Stephen Miller fought to make the system fairer. He knew that his work representing the indigent helped to hold the government accountable to all of its citizens.
Much as he enjoyed his work, he really lit up when talking about his wife and family. May his memory be eternal.
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Gema Aparicio
November 23, 2018
Steve and I worked together for over 10 years. I am a court interpreter, so I knew him mostly professionally. However, he took a real interest in getting to know people. He was always kidding around with me and asked me questions about the books I was reading. I remember him as a genuine good person. He will be missed.
Jack & Jan Burton
November 21, 2018
Our hearts and prayers are with you all during this sad time.
Tom & Carol Vodde
November 21, 2018
Joe, Joanne, Rosie & Steve, we are saddened to learn of the death of your brother. May he Rest In Peace.
Marsha Bredemeyer-Gutierrez
November 21, 2018
Elizabeth, you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. I have know Steve since we were kids in the old neighborhood. You are all in prayer. May Steve be resting in the arms of Angels.
Kristi Law
November 20, 2018
What a beautiful tribute to an amazing man. I have such fond memories of Steve (or Mr. Miller as I thought of him!) from high school - he was always so patient when all of us teenagers invaded his house and stayed until the wee hours of the morning, and he had such a great sense of humor. Praying for peace and comfort as you celebrate his life.
Karen & Barry Berggoetz
November 20, 2018
We will miss Steve - he was a good neighbor, friend and we saw him in action as a loving husband and father.
John Connell
November 20, 2018
Remembering our time together in high school band. We roomed together during band camp in August 1963. I had the fortunate occasion to meet his parents and enjoyed them very much.
Steve was fun, engaging, smart and caring.
The world is a better place because he lived!
Peace
Karl Bredemeyer
November 20, 2018
Elizabeth, my deepest sympathy. I have known Steve for so many years. Since I have known my parents. We grew up together With the other left handed person, Jim Tegtmeyer. The three of us were always playing ball or cards. It was a great time in my life. I called Steve before June ad I left for Az. I have prayed harder than normal for your family and will continue to do so. I will miss our talks over the phone. God lead me back to Steve many years ago, I am so glad He did.
Nikos Nakos
November 20, 2018
May Eternal be his Memory! P. Stephen was an excellent lawyer, a compassionate human and a wonderfully funny individual! His absence will be felt by many!
Steve Lerch
November 20, 2018
We would "bump" into each other, usually in and around the courthouse, but even in other places. Although not good friends, it seems we always had 5-15 minutes to catch up on the law and other things, but especially the family. He was a proud husband and dad. So sorry about your loss.
Andrea Lohman
November 20, 2018
It is with great sadness that I learned of P. Stephen's passing. I enjoyed many lively conversations with him during my employment with the ACPAO. He was an ornery one and will be missed and fondly remembered. Andrea Lohman
Jennifer Guerrero
November 19, 2018
Y'all are in our thoughts and prayers. Stephen was a WONDERFUL person, and we were very honored to have met him. All our love. Jen & Sergio
Rick Frederick
November 19, 2018
Steve and I first met in the back row of the clarinet section as Freshmen in high school and really bonded in the joint effort we made to not flunk out of first-year Latin. At the beginning of Sophomore year, we came to the conclusion, independently, that it would be easier to march at the front of the band than to try to play the clarinet and take 8 steps for every 5 yards, so we both tried out for Drum Major. The band director, Joe Woods, was unable to differentiate between two incompetent tryouts and named Steve and me twin Drum Majors. He later sent us to a twirling camp, where both of us came away with an admiration for some of the cute little twirling dervishes that were our classmates, but little in the way of handling batons. Following high school, we saw each other less frequently, since I moved away from Fort Wayne, but we remained close in friendship, standing up for each other at our weddings, and keeping up with families, etc. as much as possible. Over the years I never saw much change in Steve as the friend I made in our early years--he was one of the most decent people I ever met--committed to family, friends, and ideals in a way that few of us are. He will be sadly missed.
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