Death date: Dec 25, 2022
Brendan Brian Miller, born December 29th, 1966, passed away on Sunday December 25th, 2022 in Gainesville, Florida, at the age of fifty-five. He is survived by his wife, Nancy (Dohn), his siblings Christine (Cassissi), Chuck (Mille Read Obituary
Wow. Nancy we are so sorry for your loss. Bendan was such a kind man. He will be missed. We are here for you during this difficult time.
Nance, Nate, Soph, and Sean…. I am embracing all of you with my love, as I remember Brendan, with his quiet, half-smiling presence always with you through whatever challenges, joys, or adventures you experienced.. He was always with you .
And now, as you remember, grieve, and continue to live with Brendan’s positive, adventurous spirit, I somehow think he is smiling and celebrating with all of you.
Brendan's laugh was awesome. I will always remember his great sense of humor and kindness. Those attributes really left an impression on me as a younger cousin. I have fond memories when he would visit us in Pittsurgh, and at other family gatherings. (and even the one time he walloped his head on a low ceiling overhang while running down our stairs... and he laughed right afterward when he should have been knocked out!) I'm keeping you all in my prayers and thoughts. We send our love from Indiana.
Way to early. We are already missing meetings with Brendan and Nance on wendsdays and learning how the world should be run . Always with Brendan's satirical insight and humor. So sorry.......ed and sharron
Aww Nancy such a terrible loss for you we are so sad at this news… we only met for one week and on the same quest to walk the west highland way scotland …it was so apparent to see your love for Brendan … sending love and wishing strength to you and all the family xxx
Jenny and Family, Marty and I are so sorry to hear about the loss of Brendan. We will always remember him as your "better" brother. May he enjoy his eternal rest with Betsy and Glenn.
The Miller Family are in our thoughts and prayers. Brendan was always so helpful to his coworkers.
Elma,
We are so sorry to learn of Brendan’s passing. He was such a kind and gentle person.
Carol and Jim Sarisky
Nancy and family, I’m sorry to hear the news of Brendan’s passing. He was way too young. In looking at his obit I can see what a fulfilling life he must have had, largely with you. I’m sure the next stage in your life will be difficult, but I know you have many others sharing that weight with you, and remembering the good times with Brendan.
Dearest Nancy,
Kenn, Miranda and I send our deepest sympathies for you and your family. My heart is broken for you. We will all miss Brendan so very much.
