I just read Rick’s obituary in the Herald. To whomever, I’m so saddened by this. Memories from years past fill my mind and heart. I remember so many nights playing street and woods games on Maxwell Drive. Walking to and from elm st school also left many memories. There were so many of us kids running wild in those days. Hud and Ruth and big brother, Randy, also have memory space in my heart. My heartfelt condolences.

To Randy and Peg Miller: I was sorry to hear that your brother passed away. Hope you both are doing well.

I am so very sorry to hear this news i have worked with Rick at Conair and Queen

He was a very good friend and I will miss him very much

Randy,

Your loss must be tremendous, as losing a sibling is. Rick always told me that the best times of his life were when you and he were fishing for profit, in Florida. He was a great guy and was always eager to help a friend. I'll miss hearing him yell "boogedy, boogedy," right before the green flag was dropped on NASCAR days. Most of all, those who knew him well, will smile every time we think of Rick and miss that half- grin he would give us back.

Dear Randy & Peg,

Please accept my deepest condolences for the loss of your brother. He was taken far too soon & know he'll be sadly missed.

With deepest regrets,

Nancy Savard Briggs

Salida, CO

We send our sincere condolences to Randy, Peg, Cindy and the Miller family on the sudden passing of Rick. When you walked into the VFW, most of the time you always knew Rick was there. He liked to greet everyone who entered. We spent many hours with him and will be missed. Thinking of all of you at this time.

John and Bev Bangs

We are so sorry for your loss and are praying for all of you.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. I remember Rick as a young man living across the street from my parents. He was always smiling and a good friend to my brother , Chris . Please except our sympathies, Connie & Cliff Kirvan