Grandpa Dick, thanks for marrying my granny. You were a fun grandpa.  As a kid I loved tractor rides to water the trees or explore your land, driving fast on highway 94 (even though I’d get car sick), and eating your favorite chocolate ice cream on the porch.  It was always fun to be with you.  You always told us you loved us and gave the best great big bear hugs we could ask for. Growing up I observed  you always had your vision cast toward heaven and that influenced how you lived and faithfully served others.  I’m thankful for your influence on my life and that my kids got to know you and love you too.  

A wonderful Christian man who was always a delight to see at church. Our condolences to his beautiful wife Ellen. Our prayers are with you and the family. Praise God we will see Dick again in heaven!

My thoughts and prayers are with the family! Dick has been a presence in my life from way, way back when my family lived in Potrero CA, I was a tiny kid, and Dick was the brave fireman that seemed larger than life, and a family friend in the community. That same fireman became part of our family a few years later when he married my grandmother, by marriage, Ellen. The vast majority of my growing up and adult years it has been "Dick and Ellen" in my heart and mind.  While I never called them "Grandpa" and "Grandma" that is the place that they hold in my heart. The loss of Dick is great but I find comfort knowing he is with the Lord he loved and has been warmly welcomed by so, so many people who were blessed to know him on this earth. 

Earl and I  treasure the memories of the times we shared with The Millers at the Potrero Community Church.  
Rebuilding the church after the fire was a huge endeavor that Dick was dedicated to its completion.
Thanks to his perseverance the church  doors remain open to all who seek Him.
RIP Dick. 

We are rejoicing that Dick is now in eternal glory with the Savior he worship all these years.  Dick and Ellen were our heroes of faith.  We came to know Dick and Ellen when we started to attend Potrero Church  in the early '90's, when we went camping at the County Park.  We would bring whoever was camping us to the Church on Sundays mornings.  

Dick and Ellen supported Faith Warrior Ministry with their prayers and  always had a special love for us and the young Marines.  We have missed Dick and Ellen since they moved to Colorado. The church is not the same since they moved.  

In His Service,
Dave and Hiroko

We all have many fond memories of Uncle Dick. He was a very dedicated Christian and his walk with Christ was something to be envied. He lived his life showing his love of Jesus and by his kind acts to others. He was always working and serving at the Potrero Church helping friends and neighbors with their projects. 
He was politically conservative and I remember many conversations around the dining room table after a meal that greatly influenced me when I was younger. I remember many wonderful Thanksgivings and Christmas’s shared with Ellen and Dick as well as weekend trips to their house in Potrero. These trips usually included fun tractor rides around their property, a visit to their Sunday morning church services and brunch at the Potrero Cafe. Dick could drive the curvy  Hwy 94 in his sleep and I could
Never keep up with him. There are so many wonderful memories together. He will be missed greatly, but we are so glad he is now in Heaven with Jesus. 

OBITUARIO

Richard Laverne Miller

11 junio, 1927 – 25 mayo, 2020

Olinger Andrews Caldwell Gibson Chapel

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