Mrs. Ruth Ellen Miller

I’d like to express my deepest condolences toMrs Miller family and friends. I grew up in Los Angeles when visiting my grandma On 28th Street. I had the pleasure of meeting her and 2 of her sons Horace and Rodney Miller. My family moved to West Covina shortly before the Miller family. Shortly after she arrived to West Covina, my friend Vickie and I enjoyed visiting as we called her “Miss Miller” she had always welcomed us in her home and we shared lots of laughter. I am so happy to have met her. Prayers to her family and may you rest in heavenly peace Miss Miller...Love Denise and Vickie

My sincerest condolences and prayers for comfort and strength during your time of sorrow. As with my sister, Pattye, i too remember those Palestine days.

~only peace...

Me Ruth you will be missed. I’m glad we shared some smiles and laughter over the past couple months I will hold on to the memories of the good days. Dance around heaven all day.

My friend Ruthie I will always cherish all the memories we shared I will miss your smile and the phone calls about going to the movie or taking you to shop for special items when the sale post and our Christmas celebration at Sadies house Rest In Heaven until we meet again (Clo)

Remembering my cousin, Ruth Ellen , when my sister and I visited her in Palestine. Every toy that we would touch, Ruth Ellen would take it away from us.Through the years, she and I laughed a lot about that. I will truly miss our long telephone calls, enjoying her at my Fourth of July Parties and Christmas Dinners.
To her children, Look to the Hills from which cometh your help. Your help comes from The Lord. I share your sorrow during this hour of bereavement. Do keep in touch. Your cousin, Pattye

My deepest sympathy for the loss of your mother. Mother Miller was so full of life and laughter. I will miss her dearly.