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Obituary for GARY R. MILLER
SERVICES: 4:00 PM TUESDAY 5/31/2022 at DAVIDSON/HERMELIN CHAPEL at CLOVER HILL PARK CEMETERY.
With sorrow, the sudden passing of Gary R. Miller, beloved husband to Sandra, his beshert & best friend for over 48 years.
Gary was a world recognized photographer, flown around the world by clients with a career spanning over 50 years. He had a love for comedy and was know as the “Jewish Cowboy” when up on stage.
Gary shared a love for life, daily Torah learning, animals of all kinds and a love of nature and the outdoors.
Gary loved to ride horses and could be found daily at Kensington park with his dog.
He had a love for fast cars and motorcycles. He spent days traveling the USA on his Harley and was a an extreme corvette fanatic.
He was loved by so many and will be extremely missed by all that had the opportunity to know him.
May his memory be only for a blessing.
Age 75, of Milford, died May 30, 2022.
Beloved husband for 48 years to Sandy Miller.
Devoted father of Aaron (Lori) Miller and Adam (Rachel) Miller
Loving grandfather of Aviva, Noah, Shia, and Levi Miller.
Treasured son of the late Florence and the late Mike Miller.
Cherished brother of Ronald (Sandy) Miller and Margo (Larry) Jacobson.
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Kenneth Bertin (1964)
Gary was a friend of mine in high school and actually photographed my wedding. We grew apart later in life due to him putting business ahead of our friendship(involving our daughter's Bat Mitzvah) and it ended our friendship. He was a very talented photographer, and very dedicated to his profession. My condolences to his family on his passing.
Leonard Sahn (1964)
Gary and I were casual acquaintances in high school. We reconnected about 20 years ago when we engaged Gary to do the photography for our daughter's wedding. As is common knowledge, no one could take pictures like Gary R Miller. A couple years later Gary and I reconnected over my latent interest in horses. Gary was an avid horseman and was so so generous with his time and instruction, getting me into the sport. For a couple years we rode horses together several days per week and began to socialize as couples. I remember Gary as funny, a fierce defender of Judaism, and dogged in his pursuit of excellence. Although in recent years we drifted apart, I always had warm feelings for him and for those days. Greatly missed, and a huge loss for us all. May he rest in peace.