Contributions to the tribute of Kenneth Leon Miller

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Wednesday, April 26, 2017

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Alix Miller Lavenburg posted a condolence

Saturday, February 21, 2009

To my Grandma: I am so sorry for your loss. I know how much you miss him and how quiet things must be around the house. You did an amazing job taking care of him and I hope that we are all so lucky to be loved the way that you loved Gramps. To my dad and Lori: I am so sorry for the loss of your dad. I can\'t imagine your pain. Thank you for all that you did before he passed. And Lori, keep an eye on Grandma & let her take care of you, too. To Jamie and Kyra: hold your memories close for comfort. Gramps, I have so many memories of you that make me smile. Some of my favorite include the swing that you made us under the carport! We loved that swing, but I remember when you took it down after I fell out of it and hit my head! I remember our giant red Crown Zellerbach t-shirts...especially when we would lay in the middle of the living room floor watching the olympics in them wearing them as night- shirts of course. I remember how you used to smell our breath after we brushed our teeth so that you knew we did a good job. I remember how you taught me to whistle! LOUD! I remember countless hours drawing and coloring at the hearth hoping to one-day be as good as you were! I remember our long walks into town and back, looking for "treasures" or agates to polish... Growing up wouldn\'t have been the same without you. I love you and miss you and am so glad that you are comfortable now. I will never eat "bean soup" without thinking of you. Love, Alix

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Frank Lehn posted a condolence

Wednesday, January 28, 2009

I remember Kenny from the old Crown Z print dept. way back in the early 70\'s. He was always friendly and always smiling. My heart goes out to his family for their loss.

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Mary LaFrance Schulze posted a condolence

Monday, January 26, 2009

Dear Gloris, Lori and Jim, I was sorry to hear about Ken\'s passing. I remember him fondly when Lori and I were in high school. He loved to tease us and I think it was his inner strength and toughness that he passed along and it\'s what made Lori a gifted competitor in sports. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Blessings to you all, Mary

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Lori Miller posted a condolence

Saturday, January 24, 2009

Dad, you\'ll always be my hero. I could never have hand picked a more wonderful Dad and I Thank God that he picked you for me! You fought so valiantly. You deserve this rest. Mom, Jim and I will be OK. You always gave us 110% of yourself,and you taught us well. The love I have for you will never fade, it will only grow deeper. I miss you. Lori

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Peggy Rose posted a condolence

Saturday, January 24, 2009

Kenny was a wonderful co-worker, I was privileged to work with him. He had such a great sense of humor, even when it was directed at me. I will miss the birthday calls, that I got every year since he retired, even after my hubby and I moved so far away. He will be greatly missed. Peggy, Ed and the girls.

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Glenda Rondeau posted a condolence

Saturday, January 24, 2009

I will always remember Kenny\'s smile and laughing eyes. He was a very caring person and his family was his life. We lived next door to Aunt Eva and Uncle Jim for a few years in the 40\'s. Since I was an only child I thought of Kenny as my big brother. Mentally I had adopted Kenny, Irene and Jimmy D as my siblings. There were happy and sad memories in those days but ones I treasure. Kenny was Jim\'s football idol. Kenny was always on Jim\'s mind as was Jim on Kenny\'s mind. They shared many similarities - football, love of family, Korea, and cancer. After losing my Jim, four months and one day later I lost my cousin. Jim and Kenny are now together sharing their stories. As a spouse and child, I know what you are going through. I have been told it will get better. It won\'t be better because they are no longer with us. We will adjust our lives without them and can take solace in that they are no longer in pain and know their spirits will be with us and FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS. Gloris, may God bless you and your family in this time of grief. Glenda, Annie, Terese, Ray, and Johnny

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Mari Ragland posted a condolence

Saturday, January 24, 2009

You know you are all in my prayers and have my love. I can remember the first time I met you Dad...January 1976. You weren\'t sure what to think...but you played an unbelievable role in my life and in the lives of my two children-his grandchildren. I remember Jamie at somewhere between 4 & 6 months sitting in your lap curling his fingers in your watch...pulling the band up and down. It had to hurt but all I saw was a big grin. And when you held Alix for the first time...you just kept saying " I can\'t bleive she can fit in the palm of my hand"....You helped me raise these two and I think we did a fine job...but I couldn\'t have done nearly as good a job if you hadn\'t been there. Thank you... Mari

Kenneth Leon Miller

1932 - 2009

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Kenneth Leon Miller

1932 - 2009

Plant a tree in memory of Kenneth

Cemetery

In Loving Memory

Kenneth Miller

1932 - 2009

Straub's Funeral Home

HOME | ABOUT US | FUNERAL PLANNING | PRE-PLANNING | RESOURCES | OBITUARIES & TRIBUTES

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325 NE 3rd Avenue | Camas, Washington 98607 | Phone: (360) 834-4563 | Email: info@straubsfuneralhome.com