Obituary for Mitchell G. Miller
Mitchell G. Miller, originally of South Milwaukee, WI passed away on September 11, 2022 at the age of 66. years. He was the eldest son of the late Clifford and Cecilia (nee Olbrantz) Miller.
Mitchell was the loving father of Kenneth, David, and Shannon (Genesee). Proud grandfather of Sean, Isabel, Samantha, Kylie, Aidan, and Liam. Great-grandfather of River. Brother of Michael (Karyn), Kelly (Deanna), Dean (Rosa), and Lance (Myra). Lifelong friend of Jim Grezenski, Doug Hussa and Johnny O’Brien. Further survived by other family and friends.
Mitch was an avid reader and knew something about everything. He loved animals and going to the zoo, He always had several bird feeders outside his window and he spent many hours enjoying their company. He was a big sports fan, and especially of his Green Bay Packers.
Mitchell suffered a spinal cord injury at the age of 22, but with the love and support he had from his family and friends he was able to persevere and live much longer than his doctors imagined possible.
Visitation at Molthen-Bell Funeral Home on Saturday, September 24, 2022 from 10:00-12:00. Brief family led service at 12:00. Inurnment at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. Casual dress is requested (he loved tie dye), as this is what Mitch would have wanted.
Mitchell was the loving father of Kenneth, David, and Shannon (Genesee). Proud grandfather of Sean, Isabel, Samantha, Kylie, Aidan, and Liam. Great-grandfather of River. Brother of Michael (Karyn), Kelly (Deanna), Dean (Rosa), and Lance (Myra). Lifelong friend of Jim Grezenski, Doug Hussa and Johnny O’Brien. Further survived by other family and friends.
Mitch was an avid reader and knew something about everything. He loved animals and going to the zoo, He always had several bird feeders outside his window and he spent many hours enjoying their company. He was a big sports fan, and especially of his Green Bay Packers.
Mitchell suffered a spinal cord injury at the age of 22, but with the love and support he had from his family and friends he was able to persevere and live much longer than his doctors imagined possible.
Visitation at Molthen-Bell Funeral Home on Saturday, September 24, 2022 from 10:00-12:00. Brief family led service at 12:00. Inurnment at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. Casual dress is requested (he loved tie dye), as this is what Mitch would have wanted.