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Jeffrey Lynn Miller
June 22, 1956 ~ January 2, 2018 (age 61) 61 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Bill Justice
January 11, 2018 11:23 AM
I worked with Jeff a short time, but he impressed me with his dedication to Gettysburg National Military Park. National park work attracts special people like Jeff. He answered his calling with a strong commitment to the park and his co-workers. He is missed, but his sweat and dedication can be seen in every monument and building a Gettysburg park.
My condolences to Jeff's family and friends.
My condolences to Jeff's family and friends.
A candle was lit by Bethany Stahlman Yingling - Gettysburg Foundation
on January 10, 2018 3:09 PM
Message from John Heiser, GNMP
January 10, 2018 8:26 AM
To the Miller Family,
We're so sorry to hear about Jeff's passing. He was an outstanding employee of the park and a dedicated co-worker with an enthusiasm for everything he did no matter how challenging. Please take comfort that Jeff's accomplishments as part of a team will never be forgotten. Sincere condolences on your loss.
We're so sorry to hear about Jeff's passing. He was an outstanding employee of the park and a dedicated co-worker with an enthusiasm for everything he did no matter how challenging. Please take comfort that Jeff's accomplishments as part of a team will never be forgotten. Sincere condolences on your loss.
A candle was lit by Bill Thompson
on January 9, 2018 11:24 PM
Message from Paul Qually
January 9, 2018 5:47 PM
I had the honor of working with Jeff for several years on the monument restorations at GNMP in the 80's. His ready smile and sense of humor, his kindness and consideration and exemplary effort were a great benefit to all who worked with him, and I'm sure to his family even more. All of these years later I still remember Jeff as one of the most steadfast and fine men that I have known.
A candle was lit by Michael Florer
on January 9, 2018 1:29 PM
Message from Dan Mazzotti
January 9, 2018 10:15 AM
Dear Miller Family,
Your husband/father was the most humble and selfless man I have ever known. Working with Jeff at Gettysburg NPS the past ten years as his supervisor was a blessing in my life that I will never forget. He taught me so many heartfelt lessons about being a strong man with a humble spirit. He was like a brother to me; a very special man and I loved him.
Heaven gained an angel and we lost one. Be well and rest that Jeffrey has a very special place in heaven, where I believe he continues his passion for helping others.
God Bless,
Dan Mazzotti
Your husband/father was the most humble and selfless man I have ever known. Working with Jeff at Gettysburg NPS the past ten years as his supervisor was a blessing in my life that I will never forget. He taught me so many heartfelt lessons about being a strong man with a humble spirit. He was like a brother to me; a very special man and I loved him.
Heaven gained an angel and we lost one. Be well and rest that Jeffrey has a very special place in heaven, where I believe he continues his passion for helping others.
God Bless,
Dan Mazzotti
A candle was lit by Laurie Gantz
on January 9, 2018 7:49 AM
Message from Anne L Seager
January 8, 2018 3:39 PM
You were such a great person who loved to share his time and knowledge. You will be missed and going to Gettysburg will never be the same.
Message from Roberta Schmack Benschoter
January 7, 2018 12:49 PM
My heart is broken so sorry. God Bless prayers coming your way. Love you all.
God Bless
Roberta Schmack Benschoter
God Bless
Roberta Schmack Benschoter
Message from Loretta Sandoe
January 6, 2018 4:23 PM
I will miss my adopted son. Loretta
A candle was lit by Janet Powell Patterson
on January 6, 2018 2:41 PM
Message from Jeff O'Neill
January 6, 2018 11:11 AM
Ruth Anne, John and Anne, please know that you all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Jeff O'Neill
Jeff O'Neill
Message from Kathy Kreger
January 6, 2018 9:01 AM
Heartfelt sympathy to all of Jeff’s family, Ruth Anne, John, Anne, Margaret, Jann, Steve and Mark! I had the privilege of growing up and graduating with Jeff, a wonderful man who reminded me so much of his Dad. He was always willing to help anyone and always a smile on his face. I will miss seeing him at Snake Hunt when he would come in for breakfast while helping the firemen BBQ chicken. We would always catch up with each other’s lives during those times. RIP Jeff, you will be dearly missed!
A candle was lit by Cindy Blair Shellenberger
on January 6, 2018 8:56 AM
A candle was lit by Billy Martino
on January 5, 2018 10:20 PM
Message from Richard and Kim Smoker
January 5, 2018 8:32 PM
Ruth Anne John and Anne and the Miller Family. Yous are in our thoughts and prayers at this time. Jeff will be missed by so many.
Message from Bob and Marna Wirth
January 5, 2018 8:19 PM
We were so sorry to hear of Jeff’s passing. We have many good memories of Jeff growing up and as a student. He will be missed by so many. Hugs and love to the entire family.
A candle was lit by Lynda Pepper-Livingston
on January 5, 2018 8:06 PM
Message from Cindy Phillips- Rumsey
January 5, 2018 7:50 PM
Ruthann it is with deep sympathy for the passing of Jeff. Lean on your many memories..
Message from Jean and Scott Christman
January 5, 2018 6:56 PM
Sending prayers and warm hugs to RuthAnn , John and Anne. I was so blessed to grow up with Jeff and go to school with him. He was a big part of my families life. He was always there for my Moms fourth of July picnics helping bbq the chicken and what ever else needed done. We spent many weekend at Gottschalls Hotel drinking a few adult beverages and enjoying our visits. Many picnics at Jeffs house and at our cabin. He always had a big bear hug for me and always made me feel so loved. He was like a brother to me , especially after my brother passed away. He had a heart of gold and would help out anyone that he could. He always had great words of wisdom to share with us. He was the type of person that everyone needed as a friend. He has left lots of happy memories in my heart as he has everyone that knew him. He will be missed by us for sure. We need more Jeffs in our world !! Love and miss you my dear friend ! Send me some pennies from heaven please !
Message from Darlene & Ron Soltes
January 5, 2018 6:17 PM
You will be missed so much by family and friends, RIP Jeff!
Message from Scott Broughton
January 5, 2018 4:40 PM
To Ruth Ann, John, Ann, mother Margaret, brothers Steven and Mark, sister Jann and my classmate, I offer my heartfelt sympathy for your loss of Jeffrey. He was my good friend in youth. Jeff will be missed by everyone that knew him. I can still see the battles taking place on your back porch in Morris. So it was fitting that your life journey would take you into the Army after high school and working for the Park Service later on. You made a lasting legacy and while taken too young, left a positive impression on all that crossed your path. Rest in peace my friend.
Message from Marie Pryslak
January 4, 2018 5:29 PM
Uncle Jeff,
You will be missed by so very many people, especially myself and my family. Not an Uncle by blood, but an Uncle by Heart. Without you I'd be a Jennifer!!
My first memories are down in Blackwell playing Army Men, GI Joe, He-man under the tree by the creek. Having the annual zucchini / squash races and cookouts at your house each summer.
You started each of our coin and stamp collections. You were there for all of our parties, picnics and celebrations. I remember after I graduated from college you gave me an Army blanket (to keep warm in case I broke down), Flashlight (in case I got stuck somewhere at night), a newspaper (because I was an adult know and should read up on worldly events), a pen and paper (always good to have) and my first AAA membership for my car. You wanted to make sure I started my journey right!
As we grew older we graduated from our adored local books that you enjoyed scavenging for; to lottery tickets so that we could win "A Million Dollars!".
I will miss Arrowhead hunting with you, giving you updates on our adventures, learning that you used to carve chained links out of wood, but most of all we will just miss YOU.
Thank you so much for being a part of our lives.
Thank you for being a great role model.
You were very much loved and will be very much missed.
Your Niece Always,
Marie
You will be missed by so very many people, especially myself and my family. Not an Uncle by blood, but an Uncle by Heart. Without you I'd be a Jennifer!!
My first memories are down in Blackwell playing Army Men, GI Joe, He-man under the tree by the creek. Having the annual zucchini / squash races and cookouts at your house each summer.
You started each of our coin and stamp collections. You were there for all of our parties, picnics and celebrations. I remember after I graduated from college you gave me an Army blanket (to keep warm in case I broke down), Flashlight (in case I got stuck somewhere at night), a newspaper (because I was an adult know and should read up on worldly events), a pen and paper (always good to have) and my first AAA membership for my car. You wanted to make sure I started my journey right!
As we grew older we graduated from our adored local books that you enjoyed scavenging for; to lottery tickets so that we could win "A Million Dollars!".
I will miss Arrowhead hunting with you, giving you updates on our adventures, learning that you used to carve chained links out of wood, but most of all we will just miss YOU.
Thank you so much for being a part of our lives.
Thank you for being a great role model.
You were very much loved and will be very much missed.
Your Niece Always,
Marie
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