Birth date: Jun 11, 1978 Death date: Mar 11, 2025
Dalton City – William D. “Will” Miller, 46, of Dalton City, passed away Tuesday, March 11, 2025. Will was born on June 11, 1978, in Decatur, IL, the son of Terry and Sarah “Sallie” (Blomes) Miller. Will has been a devoted caregiv Read Obituary
Love you long time🩵
When I think of summers as a kid, I think of our marathon monopoly sessions, shooting off fireworks in the fields and long talks about life. You were never one to turn down a trip to the movie theatre and most likely with a stop at Pizza Hut or Taco Bell, because we both appreciated a nice unhealthy fast food meal. Blasting music in your cool cars was always a must! I also recall spraining my ankle while out frog gigging and everyone telling me “I was fine!” You saw how swollen it was getting once we got home and carried me upstairs so I didn’t have to walk.
In life and death, you cared about the health and wellbeing of others more than yourself. I now regret not telling you that but I hope you knew how special you are to our family. You, Tony and Tim have always felt more like brothers than cousins to me and I will love and miss you.
Love,
Your favorite cousin, Scoob
Summers with the Millers take up so many of my happiest memories growing up. We always felt like siblings rather than cousins. Whether it was running and playing in the fields, meals outside on the picnic table drinking kool aid, shooting BB guns (sorry about that stray BB Tim) or deciding to shoot off fireworks during a summer drought. I bet the firemen really appreciated the buckets of water and wet rags your mom flung to get that fire out. We were sure we were going to our asses beat for that one. So many shenanigans during those summers! Easter’s spent at your parent’s house filled with egg hunts, late night movies (you always had the best picks) and snacks while we huddled up on the floor with our sleeping bags. You were always playing games, music and entertaining all the younger cousins and being a kid with them. Always the fun uncle and cousin. I will treasure all the memories we had together and wish we had the time for more.
I love you,
Sara
When I think of summers as a kid, I think of our marathon monopoly sessions, shooting off fireworks in the fields and long talks about life. You were never one to turn down a trip to the movie theatre and most likely with a stop at Pizza Hut or Taco Bell, because we both appreciated a nice unhealthy fast food meal. Blasting music in your cool cars was always a must! I also recall spraining my ankle while out frog giggin and everyone telling me “I was fine!” You saw how swollen it was getting once we got home and carried me upstairs so I didn’t have to walk.
In life and death, you cared about the health and wellbeing of others more than yourself. I now regret not telling you that but I hope you knew how special you are to our family. You, Tony and Tim have always felt more like brothers than cousins to me and I will love and miss you.
Love,
Your favorite cousin, Scoob
