Birth date: Feb 13, 1973 Death date: Aug 17, 2021
MILLER, John F., age 48, of Franklin and formerly of Waynesville, passed away Tuesday, August 17, 2021, at the Middletown Atrium Hospital. John graduated from Waynesville High School, class of ’91. He went on to receive a Bachelo Read Obituary
John,
It just doesn’t seem right that you are gone, even though I know your in a better place! I will miss you, your stories, the jokes you showed on your phone, your knowledge of history and all the other things about you! You were always the better person even when people didn’t deserve you to be! See you again one day!
What a sweet family the Millers were in Corwin and Waynesville. I met John when my boys were small and in school at Waynesville. Jackie became a friend and we did numerous projects together in garden club and won ribbons. John was always there to help as needed. John was always smiling and into something! He will live always in the hearts of those who knew him. He was a loving son and brother.
So sad to see John leave us. He was always there to lend a hand to anyone if needed and to converse. Such a nice guy and he'll truly be missed! Chris Evans.
So sad to see that John has passed.
He was such a good guy, the thing about all the Miller's is that they make you feel like family.
One of my favorite memories is from John's July 4th BBQ. He really enjoyed having everyone there.
Rest in peace John.
I will miss our long talks and my everyday update on the MRTU program that you worked on even though you talked my ear off I will always miss you. Couldn’t imagine my life without knowing you. Rest In Peace my sweet loving friend.
I worked elbow to elbow with John for many years,as electronic repair technicians, at Cincinnati Microwave and Xetron. We always shared a work bench.
John was always ready to help when needed and was fun to be around.
So sorry to see him go.
Beverly Mills
John was so devoted to his parents and really good to his dad after their mom passed. All four of the boys took good care of them. I remember John as a little tow headed boy about 3 or 4 popping down the side of our house on one of his frequant escape trips. My mom (Jean Buchanan) would run out and grab Johnny take him in the house and feed him. We all kept an eye on Johnny as he was a notorious escape artist. All the tricks Homer and Jackie did coldnt hold him. John was a big talker with us and had a variety of interests which he was very knowledgeable about. He was a compassionate caring man. John will be missed by many.
