Charles “Greg” Miller

November 8th, 1956 - November 30th, 2024

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Miller Family,

Please accept my deepest condolences for your loss. We've lived next Greg for three years and he was the consummate neighbor. Greg was always looking out for us and offering his gardening tools for us to use. He would often tell us stories about helping Ginger, our home's previous owner, including how he helped her build a vegetable garden. It was always so sweet how much he cared about everyone on the block.

When we first moved in, we made the connection that he and I were both born in Dayton, Ohio. What a small world.

I hope to always be a kind neighbor like Greg. He was gem and my heart aches for your family right now.

With love, Alex & Katie

Alexandra Newman

December 10th, 2024 at 4:18pm

Dear Miller family

Please accept our deepest condolences for the sudden loss of Greg. My wife and I are unable to attend this memorial service due to my High School Choir Concert in Coloma.

Melody and I lived across the street from Greg for over 25 years. He was a wonderful neighbor, a kind man and was glad to help whenever requested. Greg provided great care for his mother, Gina, and he looked after his family, too.

When Greg had a snow blade on his truck, he would clear off my two-car driveway and I would run my snow blower to clear his sidewalks. Last Halloween, Greg and I each sat on our front porch, texting each other about the kids going Trick or Treat, when does this madness end and whether or not 16-year olds deserved any candy.

We will miss Greg and am shocked by his sudden passing.

Greg Prather

December 4th, 2024 at 7:18pm

Very surprised and sad to hear of Greg's passing. We worked together at South Shore for over 30 years. He was at the helm of the maintenance and facility upkeep through all the additions, changes, remodels, etc. He knew a lot about a lot of things and a little of just about everything...such a handy guy! He was a good son also, having his Mom live with him for many years and caring for her. He mentioned in recent years that he might move to a warmer climate after her passing. So sorry he never got to do that along with spending more leisure time with his siblings that he always spoke highly of in our conversations. Cheers to all the laughs, events, crazy stories and things we witnessed over the years at the club....all great memories. My thoughts and prayers to his family. Your brother was a good guy.