I am sad to hear this news.
My father, William Braden was very fond of Norm. They shared a love of aviation and worked for United. William wanted me to try to contact Norm, he has been in the hospital with CPOD and not able to stay in touch.  Our condolences to the Miller family

Wanted to share with Norm that my Daughter Krista Stabler is Graduating from St. Martins University with a Civil Engineering Degree, only to find out Norman's passing.
We also were wondering, as Norm always sent out his Christmas Card.
Norm was my mentor at West Sound Associates in Bremerton, I worked with him for years.
He will be missed, but never forgotten.
Thank you Norm, I know you see this and you should be proud of Krista, she's played basketball as a College Athlete and Graduated with honors in 4 years as a Civil engineer.

January 14, 2016
We thought that something had happened to Norm when we did not get his normal Christmas Letter and our card came back to us. We met Norm at Fort Lewis shortly after we were married in 1964. He was a full Colonel in the Army by then and I was a Captain in the Field Artillery and running the base camp for the Army Reser-vists and ROTC summer camps. We became instant friends and were both socially and actively in hiking near Seattle. We thought the world of Norm and visited when we were in the Seattle area. When we moved to Boise we did not keep as close as we would have liked. Norm kept in contact with us and was interested in what we were doing. His passing is a loss to all of his friends and those of us he kept in contact with over the years. He was a professional both in the military and his chosen occupation. Our condolences to the family. We will miss him. LTC Harry D. Van Brunt (USAR, RTD) & Carol Van Brunt, 2016 Norcrest Drive, Boise, ID 83705.

From the time I married Clarence McClymonds, in Quincy IL, I heard about his friend Norman Miller, who thereafter sent us a long, newsy Christmas letter each year. They probably met during their time in the Army Specialized Training Reserve Program. Their common interests in music probably drew them together. Both excelled at engaging conversations. I remember Norman as a great host with untiring trips to all the sights in the Seattle area and a home with a splendid view and an astonishing pipe organ in his living room. Unknowingly, they died within weeks of each other, Clarence following on July. 28. Rest in Peace you two, I miss you very much.

A charming and generous man.  Grateful to have known him, however briefly.

Norm was a longtime member of Puget Sound Theatre Organ Society, serving as treasurer for many years, as well as on the Scholarship Committee. Always encouraging of young organists, he supported providing financial aid for continued organ training, whether in the classical or theatre organ field. He will be missed. Sympathy and condolences go to all his family and friends.
Russ and Jo Ann Evans

The harmony that Brother Norm provided at Lodge meetings made the time with him so great.  I will surly miss his music, but more especially his smile and firm hand shake.  You will be missed.

I will always remember sitting with Norm in the balcony of the old Scottish Rite on Broadway. I worked the spot light as he played the Organ. He will be missed..

To Norm's family, we will miss seeing him and listening to his beautiful music.
Our prayers are with all of you.

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Norman Dale Miller

30 mayo, 1926 – 3 julio, 2015

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