Melvin D. Miller

melvin miller

July 1, 1935 ~ May 22, 2021

Born in: Patton, PA
Resided in: Stone Mountain, GA

Melvin D Miller, 85, of Stone Mountain, GA passed away May 22, 2021 peacefully at home surrounded by his family. He was a loving father, grandfather, and great-grandfather and loved all animals, especially his dogs. Born on July 1, 1935 to William Miller and Laura (Delpierre) Miller in Patton, Pennsylvania. He attended Patton High School were he played varsity football. After graduating in 1953 he joined the United States Navy and was stationed in California and Guam. He married his high school sweetheart Patricia Burkhart in 1956 and they had five children. After the Navy he attended business school in Altoona, PA where he received a degree in accounting. He accepted a job with Westinghouse in Pittsburgh, PA and then with U.S. Steel Corporation where he and his family transferred to Atlanta, GA in 1969. Upon leaving U.S. Steel he went on to become a branch manager at Engineered Plastics, Inc. Several years later he started his own plastic fabrication business, M & M Plastics, with his son Don Miller. He owned and operated M & M Plastics for over 20 years until he retired. During his life he enjoyed spending time with his family, deer hunting, raising his dogs, and watching football games, especially the Pittsburgh Steelers. He is survived by his son Mark D. Miller of Stone Mountain, Ga,, daughters Vicki M. Green of Snellville, Ga., and Sandy L. Allen (Ricky) of Cartersville, GA., 9 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great-grandchild. He is preceded in death by sons Donald J. Miller of Stone Mountain, GA. and Mel A. Miller of Decatur, GA.

Services

Memorial Mass: June 9, 2021 10:45 am - 12:00 pm

St John Neumann Catholic Church
801 Tom Smith Road
Lilburn, GA 30047

770-923-6633
www.sjnlilburn.com/‎

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  1. CandleImageI met the Miller Family in 1974 at the age of 15. What a wonderful Family !!! “Big Mel” (Melvin) loved his children, Mark, Don, Vicki, Sandy and “Little Mel” along with their Mother Pat Miller. Mel was always a kind and soft spoken man that was very smart and always willing to help anyone that knew him. Melvin D. Miller was like a second Dad to me. He suffered several tragedies in his life with the loss of his youngest Son “Little Mel”, the loss of the Mother of his children Pat along with the loss of his middle Son Don. Don Miller was my best friend. I’ll never forget that phone call on that Sunday morning from Melvin about Don’s passing. I loved Melvin Miller and love the entire Miller Family !! I love and miss you Mel. God Bless Your Soul. No More Suffering. Rest In Peace My Friend !!! , Hill

  2. CandleImageDad,
    Thank you for being a loving father. I will always treasure our time spent together.
    I will miss our daily phone calls and your humor. May you rest in eternal peace. Love you forever.


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