Birth date: Oct 31, 1943 Death date: Dec 31, 2016
Jerry T. Miller, age 73 of Lewes, DE, passed away on Saturday, December 31, 2016, at Beebe Healthcare, in Lewes. He was born on Sunday, October 31, 1943 in Frederick, MD, son of the late John and Hattie (Zimmerman) Miller. Mr. Mi Read Obituary
Sending sincere sympathy to Jerry's family. I rode with Jerry to work at Bechtel Corporation in Gaithersburg starting in 1968. He was a very nice person and we had some good conversations. I was very sorry to read of his passing. May memories comfort all those who had the privilege to know him.
Linda Shaff
I was sadden to read the news of Jerry's passing. We graduated from Frederick High School together. We were friends and had some classes together. We did our home work in wood shop in 10th grade. He was one nice person, for sure. I will never forget him. Millard Haines
To the Miller family and all of Jerry's friends. I'm so sorry for your loss! I worked with Jerry for more than 20 years and he was a good friend & co-worker. Always willing to help others and greeted everyone with a smile. He loved life and his 57' . I remember the day he purchased it, he was so happy! My God Bless Jerry's family & friends as he is welcomed to his new heavenly home. Rest in Peace my friend!
My dear Uncle. To me, you were sensational and dynamic and exciting, full of life, worldly and mysterious. I loved visiting you and Steve - to the little girl I was then, your home was glamorous. That you had a bar in the loft was spectacular and I loved buying you useless trinkets and what must have been terribly gaudy decorations for it for Christmas - and yet you always sat them out when we were there. I remember so well feeling beautiful in the delicate white gauze embroidered blouse with the wide angel sleeves you brought me back from Saudi Arabia, and the gold necklace with my name in Arabic. When you popped in for a visit, you were magnetic - like a celebrity in town. What a treat and a blessing to be able to furnish my first apartment living room with your old furniture - those heavy, solid wooden end tables and coffee tables with the glass tops, and that incredibly comfy brown corduroy couch. You had such style! And I was honored that you passed it on to me. I wish we'd been closer as I got older, because I think we'd have really liked each other as adults - as fellow foodies and lovers of wine and fine things. I think I remember that you drank scotch way back, and now I love a good bourbon. In some ways, maybe, when I married a sailor and left Frederick to live all over the country, I was channeling some of your love of life and adventure. The downside was the distance - in all the ways distance exists. I know you've blessed many wonderful friends, and I am grateful to them for being so very present in your life. Rest easy, Uncle Jerry.
Goodby "old man". You will be missed. What will I do with my free time now? You have been the "best" friend to me and I will always think of the , "Party At Jerry's House". Rest In Peace. Lee
