Michael Miller
Michael Miller
Michael “Mike” Miller passed away peacefully shortly before 1 a.m. on Friday, September 25, surrounded by the people who loved him. One of Mike’s favorite playlists was playing as he peacefully passed, surrounded by family and love.
Mike never met a stranger. He had a special way of making friends with everyone he met, and once you knew Mike, you were part of his life. His kindness, humor and generous heart touched so many people.
Mike was well known and loved by his neighbors in Kings Point. His neighbors—and even their pets—would stop by every day to visit and chat with him. Those daily visits were a special part of Mike’s life, and he treasured the friendships he made throughout his community.
Mike also worked with Local 123 Plumbers and Pipefitters, where he made many lasting friendships and became part of a close-knit community of coworkers and friends.
If you were lucky enough to call Mike a friend, you knew he would do just about anything to help you. He was the kind of person who would give you the shirt off his back without thinking twice. His generosity, loyalty and willingness to help others were simply who he was.
Mike leaves behind a lifetime of memories and countless people who will miss his friendship, his conversations, his laughter and his big heart. He touched more lives than he probably ever realized.
Mike was preceded in death by his father, Edward Miller. He leaves behind his mom, Margaret Miller; his sister, Janet Miller, and her partner, Travis Harrison; his brother, Steven Miller, and his partner, Denise Whiting; his nephew, Brian Miller; his nephew, Steven Miller, and his wife, Ashley Miller; his two great-nephews, Landon and Jackson Miller; his great-niece, Autumn Miller; his Aunt Margaret; and many cousins and close friends he considered family.
Michael “Mike” Miller passed away peacefully shortly before 1 a.m. on Friday, September 25, surrounded by the people who loved him. One of Mike’s favorite playlists was playing as he peacefully passed, surrounded by family and love.
Mike never met a stranger. He had a special way of making friends with everyone he met, and once you knew Mike, you were part of his life. His kindness, humor and generous heart touched so many people.
Mike was well known and loved by his neighbors in Kings Point. His neighbors—and even their pets—would stop by every day to visit and chat with him. Those daily visits were a special part of Mike’s life, and he treasured the friendships he made throughout his community.
Mike also worked with Local 123 Plumbers and Pipefitters, where he made many lasting friendships and became part of a close-knit community of coworkers and friends.
If you were lucky enough to call Mike a friend, you knew he would do just about anything to help you. He was the kind of person who would give you the shirt off his back without thinking twice. His generosity, loyalty and willingness to help others were simply who he was.
Mike leaves behind a lifetime of memories and countless people who will miss his friendship, his conversations, his laughter and his big heart. He touched more lives than he probably ever realized.
Mike was preceded in death by his father, Edward Miller. He leaves behind his mom, Margaret Miller; his sister, Janet Miller, and her partner, Travis Harrison; his brother, Steven Miller, and his partner, Denise Whiting; his nephew, Brian Miller; his nephew, Steven Miller, and his wife, Ashley Miller; his two great-nephews, Landon and Jackson Miller; his great-niece, Autumn Miller; his Aunt Margaret; and many cousins and close friends he considered family.