Jeffrey Miller

Jeffrey Miller

February 02, 1959 - September 13, 2014

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Joe McMahon
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I will surely miss Jeff but I will never forget him
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Joe C.
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"And the three men I admire most The Father, Son and the Holy Ghost They caught the last train for the coast The day the music died." Don Mclean, American Pie. I can see Jeff now in Heaven talking music with Bill Broadstreet. Rock on Brotherman.
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Steven Bart
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Jeff, you saved my life. I know I am not the only one. Regret is mine for not being there when you needed it. Thank you Jeff, for my life and a much clearer understanding of it. You were a light in the darkness that will be missed.
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Gary Stewart
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I was blessed to have Jeff in my life. He helped so many without asking for anything in return. It will never be the same when we all meet at Starbucks on Monday nights. He was such an inspiration to many people. Jeff you will never be forgotten. RIP my friend love yoU
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Tim Johnson
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I met Jeff in the fall of 1989,he has been a great teacher, an outstanding example, and the best friend I've ever known, he has helped hundreds of men, my life will not be the same without him.He was truely a good man, Jeff will not be forgotten
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Dave
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In 20 plus years of recovery I’ve seen thousands of people come into the rooms and leave, and have learned to discern the ones who have a grasp of the truth. When I traveled here from another state for work back ’01 I met Jeff at a weekday meeting I picked up. He was one of those rare gems who really knew what he was talking about. Years later I moved to Indiana and made a point to attend that same meeting to see if Jeff was still around, was delighted to see that he was, and honored that he remembered me. I didn’t attend that meeting often, but when I did Jeff was always there and he was always focused on the solution, not the problem. He and I would chat after every meeting. He always spoke the truth. He was an inspiration and a comfort, even to those he did not actively mentor. My prayers are with his wife and family.

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