AARON BENTON MILLER MAR. 20, 1919 - MAR. 14, 2007 A native of Whittier, CA, moved to rural Modesto in 1947 and resided in the same house. He was a farmer of almonds.
His love of the ocean and mountains leaves many happy memories for his family and friends.
His first love was his Savior the Lord Jesus Christ. He served as a minister for 50 years for the German Baptist Brethren Church of Modesto. He is survived by his wife, Rachel L. Miller of Modesto; seven children, Dorothy Louise (David) Sullivan of Peru, Indiana, Virginia Rachel (Gene) Skiles of Modesto, Evelyn Irene (Richard) Skiles of Bringhurst, Indiana, Betty Eileen (John) Layman, Mary Alice (Allen) Long, Aaron Lloyd (Carol Anne) Miller, David Benton (Carol) Miller, all of Modesto; brothers, Hubert E. (Mildred) Miller of Modesto, Harold O. (Marjorie) Miller of Hughson; step-sisters, Mary Jane Jarboe and Clara (Ivan) Meador, both of Modesto; 23 grandchildren and 31 great grand children.
Aaron was preceded in death by his parents, his step-mother, one brother, one grandson, and two great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be held Saturday, March 17th from 2pm to 8pm at Salas Brothers Funeral Chapel.
Service will be held Sunday, March 18th at 2pm at Modesto District of the Old German Baptist Brethren Church 2866 West Rumble Road, Modesto. Interment at Wood Colony Cemetery. Services conducted by Salas Brothers Funeral Chapel.
Remembrances can be made to: Community Hospice, 4368 Spyres Way, Modesto 95356 or Brethren Heritage School, 3549 N. Dakota Ave., Modesto 95358.
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3 Entries
Carol Anne Miller (Aaron's Carol)
April 5, 2007
For Daddy to be with our Lord on this Easter Sunday is amazing, in the actual presence of the Risen Lord! As a daughter-in-law, I am beyond blessed to have been able to call him Daddy; at the end he instructed me, quite forcefully, to never call him father-in-law, telling me "I am your Father!" Yes, Daddy, you are, and to witness,along with your precious Jan, when you were taken up in the arms of Jesus Christ, is the sweetest gift of all.
Diane (Sullivan) Garber
March 22, 2007
I'm so glad I got to see Grandpa in February when he still recognized me. The funeral was lovely and so moving. I will miss you, Grandpa.
Les & Natalie Bowman
March 15, 2007
What a positive and blessed experience it was to know Uncle Aaron. We send our love and sympathy to all the family who will miss him greatly.
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