Jeffrey Michael Millen

Jeffrey Millen was born in Boston, Massachusetts on January 30th 1961 and moved to Hull at the age of three. He was a resident of Hull for his entire life. Jeffrey passed away on February 15th 2022 in Fort Myers Beach, Florida, where he recently decided he would spend his winters with his beloved wife Jennifer. He had waged a courageous and, typically, quiet battle with pancreatic cancer for the past year.

Jeff grew up in the scrap metal business with his grandfather Abraham Snyder who was like a father to him, and was a huge part of his life. Jeff was also a fisherman for several years and always had a passion for boating and just being on the water. He was an accomplished master plumber and started his own business at a very young age. He owned and operated R-Chee Plumbing & Heating for over 30 years. He had attended Wentworth Institute of Technology where he received his contractor’s supervisor license. A man of many talents and inherent competence, he had a special talent for transforming buildings. He had vision and the innate ability to translate a concept into reality.

Jeffrey was an avid supporter and member of Temple Beth Shalom and Temple Israel which were a big part of his life.

Jeff was a doer. He never needed to be asked to help out a friend, a neighbor or even a stranger. It was what he did. His loyalty was unmatched. He was a strong, principled man whose word was his bond. A Mensch.

Jeff is survived by his beloved wife Jennifer Millen, his two sons, Jonathan and Jacob Millen, his two step children, Paul and Kelsey Banta.

He leaves his mother, Rachel Goodwin and his late father James Goodwin. Also, his sister Debra Sheppard and spouse James Shepard, sister Amy Millen, brother Joshua Goodwin and partner Brooke Johnson, his sister Jennifer McLaron and her spouse Ian McLaron.

Jeff leaves behind many nephews and nieces he loved very much. He also leaves behind many friends, many that he considered family. The whole town of Hull grieves this huge loss.

In Lieu of flowers donations may be made to “Jeff’s J-Team” on http://support.pancan.org/goto/Jeffsj-team .We will be participating in a PanCan walk in honor of Jeff on April 22nd to help fight Pancreatic Cancer.