Alexander Mondel Miller

Alex was WA2TIL, worked CW and SSB on 15- and 20-meters with a Drake 2-C and 2-CQ, Hallicrafters HT-37 and Heathkit keyer and a dipole.

73's, Alex

I will miss my cousin Alex. We were the youngest of the cousins. I am so happy that he had a village of superb friends who loved him, and were so supportive to him over the last difficult years. Alex was a unique and bright soul, and I am better for having him in my life.

I'm very sorry to hear this. Alex was a good guy.

I am remembering fondly a trip to Italy that Alex, I and Bob did (was there a fourth person?). For some reason what particularly sticks in my memory is changing currency at a bank (long before ATMs) and the bank official calling us each by name in Italian...

Peace.

Aron

I remember Alex had (in the '70s, on the Upper West Side) bicycles that cost more than any car I had ever owned. But he also had a daily driver which was a deliberately ratty 3 speed cleverly equipped with toothbrushes hanging from the handlebars just to make it look more ratty (to be less likely to be an attractive target to thieves.)

Alex, I didn't know that when we met in second grade that over our lives, you would wind up boosting me to become a better photographer, ham radio operator, cyclist, mechanic, driver...and a better person.

I will miss emailing you random tech/absurd jokes for no good reason:

"Basically I believe in peace and bashing two bricks together!"

Alex, having lunch, walking on the beach, or playing MahJong, you will be missed by so many! I´ve been so lucky to have known you. I´ll miss you, Alex

Alex led an exemplary life of doing good.

Alex around and about his blessed life

RIP old friend. We know you are biking fast and long now, pain free and smiling. Until we meet again, adieu.

Alex was a dear friend for over fifty years. He was one of the kindest, most caring, smartest, and most decent persons anyone has ever met. He fought a long battle with great courage against his cancer for over six years. He enjoyed cycling and photography. He loved his family and friends. He will always be missed and loved.