Birth date: Sep 24, 1932 Death date: Apr 2, 2014
CURTIS R. MILLER, 81, of Chesapeake, OH, went home to be with the Lord, Wednesday, April 2, 2014, in Emogene Dolin Jones Hospice House of Huntington. Funeral service will be 12 Noon Saturday, April 5, 2014, at Schneider-Griffin Fu Read Obituary
Lori, Max and I were deeply saddened by the news of your father passing. Our heart felt condolences to you and your family. Sue and Loren Maxwell
I would like to send my deepest sympathy to the Miller Family. Im sorry for your loss. I went to school with his son Allen. My prayers go out to the family. May God Bless each one. Joyce (Drummond) Ferguson
My husband Bernard Adkins and I worked with Curt for many years. We always liked him and respected him as a friend. H.K.Porter has lost a lot of good men in a short period of time. Bernard was 81 also. My love and prayers are with you Barbara and all of the family. Ida Mae Adkins
Curt was my cousin. Always loved him, Buddy (Howard) and Ruth. They were older than I but always nice to me when I was young. I haven't seen him in years but thought of him and Barbara often. Our older daughter remembered meeting him at Aunt Hazel's (I think it was her birthday). She remembered his children, too. I'm sorry to hear bout his passing but know he's in heaven and watching over his family here. Barbara, I'm sorry we can't attend the funeral but Neil has had the flu and now I'm afraid I'm coming down with it. Please tell Ruth and your family how sorry we are and hope to see you all one day.
The Herbert D. Miller Family purchased the Heavenly Sentiments Spray for the family of Curtis R. Miller.
As I sit here and look at his picture so many memories rush through my mind. i loved him with all my heart, and respected him for the wonderful role model he was to me. My foundest memory was going to church with the family and him reading the bible. As a child I could never understand how he knew what it said when he wasn't even looking at the words. At a time in my life when I needed a complete family all of you were there with me. His life touched so many, and his memory will live on forever in all of us. We are sad but he is rejoicing in the precense of his Lord. I love all of you.
To the family of Curtis R. Miller... Years ago, I had the opportunity to meet Curt when the company I was working for went out of business. My next door neighbor (Mr. Charles Miller--don't think he and Curt were related) told me to go talk with Curt and put in my application to work at H. K. Porter. I think my neighbor mentioned to Curt that I would be coming in. He hired me right away and to this day, my wife and I talk about what a kind and considerate person Curt was. I'm sure if you could ask him about this, he would say he didn't regret hiring me because I always tried to do as good a job as possible to show my appreciation for his faith in me. In fact, he made sure I was on day shift at one period of time, so I could bowl with him and others on the Company team; and one of his questions during my interview was 'do you bowl' My wife and I have laughed about that over the years and it is one of my fondest memories of Curt. He was missed by many, especially me, when he left. I continued to work for Connors Steel and retired in March 1995 from Steel of WV. My wife and I now live in Palm Bay, Florida and know without a doubt that we might be struggling had it not been for the kindness of Mr. Curt Miller giving me that job so long ago. I see on here that Curt was exactly one month older than me. I will never forget him, and my wife and I send OUR DEEPEST, AND SINCERE SYMPATHY to each of you in your loss. Howard (Hank) and Shirley LaFon
