MILLER: Leo Adam
Posted By On August 15, 2022 @ 12:00 AM In Goderich, Obituary | 11 Comments
It is with sad hearts we announce the passing of our beloved, wonderful father who left us on August 15th, 2022 at the age of 97 years.
He is forever cherished by son Brian, grand-daughters Diane, Denise; son Randy (Anne), grandson Ryan; daughter Roslyn (Jack) grandchildren Jessica(Erik) Elliott, Simon; son Michael (Leah) Predeceased by wife Marg, brother Edward.
He was a devoted father always available for talks, helping out and fixing cars, houses and broken hearts. Leo has sorely missed his wife Margie, the love of his life, since her passing two years ago. Leo and Marg shared a most wonderful 77 year marriage! Leo is warmly remembered in the community as a kind soul who would never hesitate to help a friend in need. He was a long time member of the Goderich Legion and a proud WW2 veteran and also was employed for 20 plus years with Sifto Salt mine.
A Large community of friends, always appreciated his warmth, his kind consideration, his hospitality, his endearing smile and energetic work habits. Leo was a creative and hard working man who’s passion could always find him in his shop working on all kinds of cars and machinery. He acquired land over 50 years ago near Kingsbridge and over the next 15 years kept busy building and selling numerous lakefront cottages. There the family enjoyed wonderful summers sharing the best of times with Leo and Mag and family friends.
The family would gratefully like to thank Huronview Home and staff for the exceptional care and compassion that they have shown our father over his lengthy stay with them.
Cremation has taken place and a private family service to be held at a later date. Memorial donations to the Goderich Legion Branch 109 gratefully acknowledged.
Leo has left us with such wonderful memories. We are forever grateful to him for the love and caring he showed us all his life and will hold him in our hearts with love and affection always
Condolences for the family of “MILLER: Leo Adam”
A great friend of our family for many years. Leo always had time for everyone. Our condolences to the family.
Dear Brian, Randy, Roslyn, Michael & families we cherish so many wonderful memories of Leo, his ready smile and witty personality. Leo was always there to lend a helping hand and gave good advice.
It feels like the end of a Birchbeach era. Leo you shall be missed.
Anita, Frank, Robert and Richard
Leo was an absolute inspiration to all of us at Birch Beach. He always had time for a social beer and epitomized what real neighbours do. I was always in awe of his life stories and just wish I could have seen him playing in his bands. Every time we saw him pull up in his van, we knew Birch Beach was in for another adventure!! Another one of the greatest generation ever has left us. Leo, you will be sorely missed.
Sincere condolences to the Miller Family on your loss. Leo was a proud member in good standing of the Goderich Legion for over 70 years, which is a true milestone by anyone’s standard. He was one of our few remaining World War II Veterans and we owe him a debt of gratitude for his sacrifice for our freedom. Thank you for your service! We will remember him.
Lest we Forget.
Paul Thorne
President
Goderich Legion Br. 109
Randy,Anne and Ryan,
There wasn’t a finer man.So many good memories of Marg and Leo over the years.How welcoming Leo was at the cottage. A friend to so many.
Our deepest condolences to you and all the Miller family.
Jean and Kenne Dempster
Uncle Leo will be sadly missed. I remember my last visit with him at bedside. Although bedridden, he never complained about a thing. He had a peace (or maybe it was bravery) about him. I”ve always known him to be a kind and gentle soul. There was a real sweetness about him. I didn’t know he was a WWII vet. I’m even more impressed. I love reading the memories others had of this lovely human being. Any interaction with Leo rode on sincerity, warmth and attention. I will always remember him in that light…that beautiful “light” he exuded. Much love…R.I.P. Uncle Leo xoxo
To the Miller Family
We are sorry to hear about the passing of Leo, great friend and always willing to
Help solve problems, RIP Leo
Sincere sympathies in the loss of your father , Randy. He was a faithful visitor to his brother Ed when I worked at Maitland Manor. Condolences to the rest of your family as well. Becky and Dave McIvor
Roslyn, my sincere condolences to you and your family on the loss of your Father.
My deepest sympathies to the Miller family.
Leo was a man who helped others in their time of need. When my mom and Dad were buying their first and only family home it was Leo who stepped up and helped finance this home. My Dad worked at Windsor Salt for about 40 years. Leo hired him when he and Walter Rathburn owned Windsor Salt. Leo gave me a summer job that paid well and provided good job experience. Leo was a good man and a friend to my family. RIP Leo.
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We are sad to hear of Leo’s passing. He was a friend of my dad Lewis Ellwood and also a friend of my husband. He was always a happy guy Your work is now done Leo so Rest In Peace