The love and memories of a father-daughter relationship never die.

Bill was my father-in -law, and in many ways, I thought of him as my father. He was a steady positive force of life. Aways there when you needed some support. Whether that be sound advice, an ear to lean on, a corny joke, some good conversation, or help with a project he was always willing and able. He was a man of principle, with high ethical and moral standards. I miss you.

Michael T Hanigan (husband of Lisa Miller)

Bill, you've been gone a year but are not forgotten. Our friendship was kindled as Wood Valley neighbors in the community bridge group more than 30 years ago. We discovered that we both had enjoyed most of Michener's books and that got us started. One night at Wildflower Pizza
we talked about biking together as you were looking for a way to get exercise without damaging your knees by running. Over the years we had many deep conversations as we biked across NC, Iowa, Florida, Maine, Pennsylvania and numerous other stretches of American pavement. We also hiked the hills above Queenstown, NZ.
You left me many reminders of our good times together (canoe, bike, coat, etc.) but most of all you left dear Rosie whom we continue to enjoy regularly. You would be so happy for her that her Big Blue Wolverines are playing for a national basketball championship tonight. Why, I'm sure you'll break down and cheer for them from some special spot in your corner of Heaven.

I remember Bill, Rosie his wife, and his family during the NCB in 2004 across the state.
I remember them in France few years after. It was always a great happiness to meet them.
Rosie, Mum died last december and we can imagine your sadness.
RIP Bill.

Je suis si triste d'apprendre cette nouvelle. Je garde d'excellents souvenirs de Bill, venu avec Rosie et sa famille en France. Que de bons moments partagés chez nous en Bretagne. Bill était si jovial et chaleureux. Toutes mes condoléances à Rosie et toute sa famille. Je pense à vous.

Bill & I were neighbors since jr.high and good friends. We have many adventures together starting with a trip to Washington State in th 50's along with John and another friend called con.We camped all the way.Until he moved to N.C. we married and lived hot more that a few blocks with our familys having many more adventures. Even bought some land west of Janesville and started Sylvan Drive. Sooo many more memories and adventure. Going to miss you so much. Otto

Dear Bill,
How magic and fun were all the moments that we were blessed to share with you, Rosie and your sweet family, whether in NC, in Iowa or in France! They were always filled with laughter, good conversation, great food, fabulous wine and above all, lots of love. We will cherish them forever. You were an inspiration for all of us. We will miss your mischievous and charming smile... May your family find peace in knowing that you were dearly loved by everyone that had the privilege to know you. Love forever...

RIP Bill
I often heard your daughter, Lisa talk about you. If you were anything like your daughter- you were a great man.

My condolences to the Miller family. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Bill Miller......I was a young ISU college student with such self doubt when I met you. You and Marilyn treated me with such warmth and hospitality when I visited your home in Janesville with my roommate, your daughter, Lisa. You showed such interest in me as a young adult and I always appreciated your caring nature. Rest in peace and may the peace that only our Lord can give, come to your family as they say goodbye and until they see you again. .

Farewell, dear friend! I will miss the philosophical discussions and family stories we shared over many years and a few thousand biking miles. Happy trails. You were a great mentor and role model of how to live, love and care for family and friends. Thanks for taking such good of dear Marilyn, Rosie, and all your family.

I will always cherish the memory of you, Bill, my very dear friend.. We were friends for such a long time as I was with Marilyn and am now with Rosie. We went through a lot together, in the business world when I worked for you, Illnesses and loss of our spouses. and a lot of happy times, also. You were always there for me - always encouraging - always supporting, always reassuring and caring in your quiet way. I will always miss our friendship and conversations. I have faith that you are now in the hands of God and that He will bless and comfort Rosie and your family.

We will miss sitting around the campfire and stopping by your site at the brig for happy hour and your cycling stories. You helped us with our first few days at the Brig and Laura and I will remember our days in your company fondly. You will be missed. RIDE ON!

RIP Bill Miller. Didn't know you long but what I did know I liked very much. Glad that I was able to spend a small amount of time with you on visits mainly when I lived in Albuquerque. My cousin Rosanna was lucky to find you in her later years and was able to spend 16 wonderful years with you. You will be greatly missed.