Walter F. Miller

1892–1955 (age 63)

Biography

Walter F. Miller treasured the bonds of fellowship he forged at Saint John’s, often offering encouragement to those seeking comfort during trying times.

Now at peace in Saint John's Cemetery, he is fondly remembered for bringing quiet reassurance and generous hospitality to every gathering he attended.

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