Earl J. Miller, 94, of Zellwood, passed away Sunday, January 12, 2014. He was born November 18, 1919 in Jamestown, Connecticut. He was a Tractor Trailer Driver and a veteran of the US Army. Mr. Miller was proceeded in death by his daughter, Darleen Miller in November 2012. Mr. Miller is survived by his wife, Janet Miller of Zellwood; sons, Earl A. Miller and Allen Miller; six grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.
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Nancy Miller says
May you rest in peace Dad. Wish I could attend the service. It is with a truly sad heart I say goodbye You will be in my thoughts and prayers. You were a strong man, with a wonderful sense of humor and truly a family man. Your love for your children, Darleen, Earl, Allen and daughter-in law Nancy, your grandchildren and great grandchildren was felt by all. My best memory will be the wonderful 90th birthday party here in Phoenix. You were so appreciative, "best party ever" you said as you gave me a hug and we all enjoyed your company. Rest easy, no more hassles. 94 years must have been a lot of work.Love your daughter-in-law Nancy
tony unetich says
Remembering Earl J.I first meet Earl about 8 years back. I can't remember the circumstances, VFW or Zellwood Station function, but I remember the man… good hearted and friendly. I noticed that whenever someone meet Earl there was that warm smile and hand shake " Good to see you ". Genuine. Your right, Nancy he had a good sense of humor, smiled a lot. He liked a good laugh. I never noticed him complain, as we get old our body gives us good reason to!He was kind, I never heard him get angry or have an unkind word.Glad to have known him, my pleasure.His kids sure have someone to be proud of, EARL " A Good Guy".. Tony Unetich