We are so sorry for your loss. We both worked with him. He was such a good man. God bless you and your family ❤️

Thoughts, prayers & condolences to Jennifer, Margaret and all of his family & friends:

Robert was my second cousin and 14 years my senior. His grandfather was my uncle as there was 20 years between him and my Dad Rex. Happy memories visiting the farm as a kid, watching his Dad still milk a few cows by hand, his Mom baking these huge wonderful cookies and watching pro wrestling & roller derby on the one channe! they received on TV. We would see each other at the annual Miller reunion as sell them at the county fair in Walton. He was a wonderful person,always friendly and a big funny story teller.

Although our age difference and the fact we only saw each on occasionally, we always got along well. Whenever we did meet, in my eyes, he never seemed to age and was always the same person he always was. We last saw each other last September and other than some graying hair, still the same old Bob. I will miss him.

I would like to give my condolence's to Sarah and her family for the passing of Robert J, Miller i knew him very well as he worked for Rolling V as a Driver he was a awesome and nice great fellow who would do anything for anybody i will sadly miss him i always loved talking to him when ever i seen him so where . Love Tammy Mitchell

It is with deep regret that I just learned of the passing of one of my favorite cousins. I could fill a book with all the happy memories I've had with Robert. Working on the farm, going to the stock car races (and joining in the wild ride after the races as we sped home in time for milking), climbing on a bar stool to have my 1st beer, getting the old Ford tractor ready for the tractor pull at the Delaware County fair, hunting wood chucks, joking with Uncle Don and Paul Monroe and on and on and on. I must say those memories rank as some of my very fondest. What a pleasure to have been a part of his life. Angel wings are surely in his afterlife.

God bless his family and all his many friends.

Glenn & Debbie Miller Wentzville, Mo.

Our condolences to Bob's family and friends. Melvin worked with Bob for many years at the Delhi Town Highway Department, and enjoyed catching up with each other after they were both retired. He spoke often of the two of them growing up on Elk Creek and all the good times. Bob was a good person and will be missed.

Melvin & Donna Elderkin

I had the pleasure of knowing Robert for over 50 years. First as a brother-in-law and then as a friend. We had a good many meals together and even a couple of beers too. We watched a great many ball games together. I will miss him and the many trips down memory lane we had together recently over coffee. RIP old friend, til we meet again.

My condolences to the family and friends of Bob. I always enjoyed meeting Bob and catching up on " the good old days ". He was one of the good guys and will be missed by many.