Birth date: Nov 23, 1941 Death date: Aug 3, 2015
Col. William Emil Miller, Jr., a decorated Vietnam Army helicopter pilot, lost his battle with cancer on August 3, 2015. He was 73. Born in Baltimore, MD, he attended Towson High and the University of Baltimore. He met his wife o Read Obituary
To Mrs Barbra Miller,Kim,Karen and Luke. Many blessings to each one of you!Dear Bill as one of the nicest person on Earth!When you talk to him,he would always answer with kind words! We will always remember him as a Hero! Love always Mary and Marlene Miller
Prayers.
Dear Aunt Barbara, Kim and Karen, It has been too many years since I last saw you all, but I have warm memories of childhood times playing with my cousins, and listening to our parents reminisce and laugh together. I miss that. Just know that you are in my thoughts. Love, sandy
Received the sad news from Janice Krach, Towson Class of 1959. Did not know that William, also class of '59, had settled in my hometown of Lewes, Delaware. My family is spending this week at 1108 Bay Avenue on the beach.
Kim,
I am so sorry for your loss. I remember as a kid thinking how cool your father was; he could fly a helicopter and defend our country at the same time. I have fond memories of your Dad; like my Dad, he was always tinkering with something. We have great Brightwood memories with your Dad being a big part of it, pool parties, crab feasts, camping, softball in the rec area, picnics, roasting marshmallows, snowballs, and lots of laughs.
Barbara and Karen, please know that I am thinking of you during this difficult time too. Rob and I are sending you our love and keeping you close to our hearts.
We love you Kim, as your father's spirit lives through you and Luke.
With sympathy,
Margaret Miller and Rob Laura
I am thankful for a lifetime of memories of my beloved brother. Miss you. Love you.
Sympathy and love to Barbara, Kim, Karen and Lucas, the loves of his life.
Janet
Our deepest sympathy and condolence to Barbara and family. Many years have passed since Bill and I were cohorts at the then budding Reserve Flight Facility at Ft Meade. I am left with fond memories of our time together, and also with regrets that we let so many years pass in between us. My life was richer knowing Bill. My Brother in arms,rest in peace now for you have served so well.
With heavy hearts, we offer our condolences to you and the girls. Bill helped me on more than one occasion in my Army Career. He was a great man and will be missed within the Aviation Community.
Don and Karen Newman
Dear Barbara, Kim and Karen,
It is so seldom that one meets someone new and has an instant connection. This happened to us in our relationship with you and Bill. What a great guy he was. We respected him highly, as Bob often referred to him as 'Colonel', a true American hero. We will surely miss him in remembering all the fun activities we had together. Our love goes out to you Barbara, and your daughters and grandson. You are constantly in our prayers along with Bill, who is with the Angels. God bless you and your family. Bob and Marion Ponton
One of the best officers I have had the privilege to serve with. Many fond memories of the Ft. Meade days. Would follow him into battle anytime.
