Jill Miller

To the family of Mrs. Jill Allison Miller, both Brenda and I (Rev. Gregory Armstrong are saddened by the unexpected lost. How can I put in words how she contributed to our lives. We held her in high esteem. Both she and the family (Bill, Allison and Carly), we felt close to them. We was always cordial and accommodating. The spent with Her and Bill, we will always hold so dear to us. As stated before, our prayers, thoughts, and memories will forever remain. When we think and see the family, we will forever witness her spirit in the midst. Thank you, Bill, Carly, and Allison for sharing her with us. We believe she is with the angels, simply because she was herself on earth and now that she has transitioned, she remains one. Love: Brenda and Rev. Gregory Armstrong!

Bill, Allison, Carly, Jill was one of a kind! Nobody who met her didn’t feel better after that. I smile right now as I write this thinking of Jill and Joni and Laura McCormick as Girl Scout leaders together. I remember the time they decided it would be a good idea to have the girls build bird houses, but they forgot about half the parts! They ended up distracting the girls with treats and Kool aid, and as they sat together with all of these bird house parts scattered everywhere, the message they conveyed to the girls was, “Sometimes things don’t come out as we planned, and that’s okay.” To this day I think it was a better lesson than actually building the houses... RIP Jill. Love you all. Mike McKenzie

Hello, Bill and family--I was saddened to see this news and am sending you my condolences. I worked at Dane County with Jill for a number of years and have such warm memories of her laugh, her smile and having such a positive and happy outlook. Bill, I know I have seen you many times at Door Creek on golf night and its been nice that you sent my love to Jill a few times that way. Memories of Jill will always bring me a smile, I am so sorry for your sudden loss.

To Bill, Allison, Carly, Auntie Elaine, Mark, Kim & Jane...my heart and love are with you all, and your families. My heart is breaking, to hear about this sad loss of Jill. She was my partner in crime (as I lovingly like to think of her). Since we both were the same age, we did alot of our activities together, when the families got together. The Rohde families grew up together, we had soooo many fun adventures and family vacations together. Jill always kept me laughing. I will always remember one family vacation, when all the Rohde's went up to Uncle Ray Rohde's cabin on Crystal Lake (which we did more than one time...). Our parents told us (Gail, Jill and me) to go across the road & look for the spring. What an adventure we went on..across the road we went, walking & walking & walking in the woods looking for the spring. We got lost, finally we figured out to look for the Lake & walk back to the cabin that way. When we found our way home finally, we sadly looked at our parents & told them we couldn't find the spring. Uncle PeeWee & my Dad walked us across the road to show us an old broken down bed spring (which was the "spring" we were suppose to find..that's not what we were looking for). Gail, looked at Jill & Jill looked at me & after a moment or two...we all laughed & laughed & laughed. That was quite the adventure we all went on that day, together. I know Jill is happy and at peace with her Sister Gail and her Dad, my Uncle PeeWee (Duane) Rohde with her. I'm sure she has been welcomed with open arms by them & our Lord & Savior Jesus Christ. My prayers, big hugs and loads of love goes out to the entire Miller & Rohde families!! I miss you all. Pam (Rohde) Hilker 920-382-5200 pam_16@charter.net

I was the school nurse in Edgerton for many years. I had the wonderful pleasure of working closely with Jill and I can say, she was the kindest, caring and fun loving person I have worked with. She loved her family very much and the people she worked with. She will be missed by so many.