
Jerome Miller
February 23, 1921 - September 04, 2013
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Tricia Morzenti
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Katie Connolly
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I will always remember tandem bike rides at Woodlake Trails. Grandpa would go so fast and I would peddle my hardest to keep up. He did let me take breaks. And I will never forget going to Pinnacle Health and Fitness and seeing my 78 year Grandpa working out harder than I was. That is what I loved about my Grandpa, so much drive, determination, and discipline. I have much respect for that because it is difficult to do.
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Jerri Anderson
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Dad u were the best that anyone could ever have and you will be greatly missed by all of us and thanks for all the great times we had with you when u were with us. also Thanks for the obsessive work ethic I know for a fact that came from u and that is a good thing ! we will love u always JL
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Kristi and Pat Mohr
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Dear Aunt Avis, Rick, Fred, Pat, JerriLyn and families~ Our sympathy and prayers to you. I loved talking to Uncle Jerry and listening to his stories of being in the service and being a POW. He lived through so much!! He was an incredibly kind and loving Uncle and brother to Mom. She did love him very much and I can just imagine the huge hugs between the two of them when they were reunited. May God's Blessings be many. Eternal Rest Grant Unto Uncle Jerry, O'Lord and let Your Perpetual Light Shine Upon Him. We will see you Monday. Love and hugs to you all. ~Krissy & Pat Mohr
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Kim Dagher
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Aunt Avis, Pat, Rick, Fred and Jerilyn,
We are so sorry to hear of Uncle Jerry's passing. His kindness, strong family values, love of country and unwavering faith were evident to all who were lucky enough to know him. Among many wonderful memories, those that stand-out are the many years of Friday night fish-fry dinners with Avis & Jerry Fred & Henrietta Volker, Pat Ring and Susan Volker. Though I only infrequently attended, our conversations were always memorable & lively. Another great memory was one special night in Monona when Uncle Jerry mesmerized 3 generations with the story of his capture at the Battle of the Bulge and time spent as a Prisoner of War in Germany during WWII. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. - Kim Volker Dagher