Always had fun in class learning from Bill. But I enjoyed going on cruises with Bill and his wife the most!

So sorry for you and your family's loss, Darlene; I wish I could have made it there with Pat today.   You're in our prayers  

So sorry for the loss of Bill.   Sending condolences to the family.  Bill was a great fire chief, teacher and friend.  My husband was on Gaines Township Fire with Bill for 20 years and was his neighbor on Grand Blanc Rd.  I used to dispatch for the department before 911 and I had to bring my son and daughter there with me.  My son would always sweep the bay out while the firefighters were out, so it was clean when they returned.  It left a good experience for my son.  He has been on the fire department since he was 17,  19 years and now a full time firefighter.  Thanks to Bill.   Ann May

Sylvia,
I am so sad to hear of Bill's passing. He was a pillar of the Swartz Creek community and gave so much of himself to teach about fire fighting and fire prevention/safety.  I enjoyed the time I was able to spend with Bill talking about the Miller family history and the history of Swartz Creek.   He will be missed.

Cousin Don & Family


Don Miller - Cousin
I don't know where to start.  I have so many memories about cousin Bill. He coached a little league baseball team that I played on. My dad and I went to many drag racing weekends to watch Bill win many trophies.  We shared a love for cars especially corvettes. I had a 1965 vette that Bill bought from me and we always talked about trying to find that car to see if we could get it back.  Bill was such a big part  of the Miller family and involved in the Swartz Creek community.  My sincere condolences to Quinn, Darlene and the entire family,  I will miss getting together with Bill for our occasional breakfast to get caught up on family history.    RIP Bill.  you will be missed!!!


Funny memory.  Firefighter class 1983 I dozed off in the front row. Something woke me up and I looked up and Bill was standing right in front of me arms crossed with a half smile, half scowl on his face. He said, “Do you know the answer, Wade?” Of course I had no idea the question so I just said, “Don’t fall asleep in Bill’s class.” He pointed at me and said, “Perfect answer! You get a free pass this one time!” Never did that again!

Bill was a great instructor and the fire service is a better place because of him. He will be missed by many. 

My husband Andy was a great friend  of Bill. Starting at AC Sparkplug to co-owning a race car together back in the day. Please accept my sincere condolences. 
Nancy Hill Rheude

I’ve been in the fire service for over 35 years and Mr. Miller (Bill) Was an outstanding person a great instructor for the fire service and a good friend if I had any questions to do a training as a training officer in my department Bill always had the answer he will be deeply missed from our station Mt.Morris Township station 2

We are so saddened by the passing of my cousin Bill Miller. I always looked forward to visiting with him when I came back to Swartz Creek for work, or just to visit with family and friends. Bill was full of life and such an interesting cousin to be around. I remember when I was a young boy walking to my Aunt and Uncle's house and Bill working on his Hot Rod either going to or coming from a drag race. He seemed to always come back with a trophy and I thought he was very cool. Bill was a mechanical wiz and liked to go fast. He was always willing to help out in any way he could. I have so many fond memories of life in Swartz Creek and my extended Miller family. Those were some good old days, he will be truly missed. I loved my cousin Bill. My sympathies to his family!

Bill and I grew up together in Swartz Creek. We were school/class mates and friends. Bill's Father sang at my wedding in 1965. I remember many good times running with Bill on the High School Track Team and helping him with his drag racing cars. Those were the "Happy Days". As we aged we would often meet and reminisce. It is with a heavy heart I learn of his passing. My God Bless Bill and the family he leaves behind.................
Bernard & Delores Santavy

Chief Miller was one of the GREATEST men I’ve truly ever met and as he professed could even hear a gnat fart at 100 yards. He was a badass and a hard ass and never ever held himself above anybody. Totally old school.  I am truly saddened to hear of his passing. The world is a smaller place now without him.  

Condolences to all of his family both blood and fire. 

Joe and Andrea Yambrick

OBITUARIO

Chief William "Bill" Lee Miller

22 septiembre, 1941 – 2 enero, 2022

Hill Funeral Home

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