Darrell D. Miller, age 86, of Arlington
Died Wednesday, December 28, 2022 at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha
Darrell Dean Miller was born to Louis and Lila (Brunick) Miller in Hartington, NE, on March 18, 1936. He was the 9th of 13 children. His first job was at age 12 at the creamery in Coleridge, NE. He quit school and moved out at the age of 13 to work as a farm hand. He farmed for several years in the Rosalie area before moving to Washington County where he continued to farm and begin a livestock operation. He later worked for the Nickerson Co-op and Fremont Farmers Union and hauling crops for Hilgenkamp Farms.
Darrell married (Newkirk) on February 18, 1983. During their almost 40 years of marriage they enjoyed many vacations including the Caribbean, Hawaii, Australia, Alaska, and Europe. They also cruised many miles on their motorcycle throughout the United States. Darrell enjoyed going to tractor pulls, farm sales, horse races and the casino. His hobby was to restore antique tractors, including one that came home in a box, completing 18 tractors in his spare time.
He participated in a tractor parade in Grand Island, NE that made the Guinness Book of World Records, in August of 2012. His grandchildren and great grandchildren could always count on his support as they participate in various activities including sports, music concerts, and rodeos. He had the privilege of seeing 2 Great Grandchildren graduate from high school.
He was preceded in Death by: His Parents, 9 of his siblings, Son Jim Miller, and Step-Son Doug Svendgard.
Burial in Memorial Cemetery.
Died Wednesday, December 28, 2022 at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha
Darrell Dean Miller was born to Louis and Lila (Brunick) Miller in Hartington, NE, on March 18, 1936. He was the 9th of 13 children. His first job was at age 12 at the creamery in Coleridge, NE. He quit school and moved out at the age of 13 to work as a farm hand. He farmed for several years in the Rosalie area before moving to Washington County where he continued to farm and begin a livestock operation. He later worked for the Nickerson Co-op and Fremont Farmers Union and hauling crops for Hilgenkamp Farms.
Darrell married (Newkirk) on February 18, 1983. During their almost 40 years of marriage they enjoyed many vacations including the Caribbean, Hawaii, Australia, Alaska, and Europe. They also cruised many miles on their motorcycle throughout the United States. Darrell enjoyed going to tractor pulls, farm sales, horse races and the casino. His hobby was to restore antique tractors, including one that came home in a box, completing 18 tractors in his spare time.
He participated in a tractor parade in Grand Island, NE that made the Guinness Book of World Records, in August of 2012. His grandchildren and great grandchildren could always count on his support as they participate in various activities including sports, music concerts, and rodeos. He had the privilege of seeing 2 Great Grandchildren graduate from high school.
He was preceded in Death by: His Parents, 9 of his siblings, Son Jim Miller, and Step-Son Doug Svendgard.
Burial in Memorial Cemetery.
Darrell D. Miller, age 86, of Arlington
Died Wednesday, December 28, 2022 at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha
Darrell Dean Miller was born to Louis and Lila (Brunick) Miller in Hartington, NE, on March 18, 1936. He was the 9th of 13 children. His first job was at age 12 at the creamery in Coleridge, NE. He quit school and moved out at the age of 13 to work as a farm hand. He farmed for several years in the Rosalie area before moving to Washington County where he continued to farm and begin a livestock operation. He later worked for the Nickerson Co-op and Fremont Farmers Union and hauling crops for Hilgenkamp Farms.
Darrell married (Newkirk) on February 18, 1983. During their almost 40 years of marriage they enjoyed many vacations including the Caribbean, Hawaii, Australia, Alaska, and Europe. They also cruised many miles on their motorcycle throughout the United States. Darrell enjoyed going to tractor pulls, farm sales, horse races and the casino. His hobby was to restore antique tractors, including one that came home in a box, completing 18 tractors in his spare time.
He participated in a tractor parade in Grand Island, NE that made the Guinness Book of World Records, in August of 2012. His grandchildren and great grandchildren could always count on his support as they participate in various activities including sports, music concerts, and rodeos. He had the privilege of seeing 2 Great Grandchildren graduate from high school.
He was preceded in Death by: His Parents, 9 of his siblings, Son Jim Miller, and Step-Son Doug Svendgard.
Burial in Memorial Cemetery.
Died Wednesday, December 28, 2022 at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha
Darrell Dean Miller was born to Louis and Lila (Brunick) Miller in Hartington, NE, on March 18, 1936. He was the 9th of 13 children. His first job was at age 12 at the creamery in Coleridge, NE. He quit school and moved out at the age of 13 to work as a farm hand. He farmed for several years in the Rosalie area before moving to Washington County where he continued to farm and begin a livestock operation. He later worked for the Nickerson Co-op and Fremont Farmers Union and hauling crops for Hilgenkamp Farms.
Darrell married (Newkirk) on February 18, 1983. During their almost 40 years of marriage they enjoyed many vacations including the Caribbean, Hawaii, Australia, Alaska, and Europe. They also cruised many miles on their motorcycle throughout the United States. Darrell enjoyed going to tractor pulls, farm sales, horse races and the casino. His hobby was to restore antique tractors, including one that came home in a box, completing 18 tractors in his spare time.
He participated in a tractor parade in Grand Island, NE that made the Guinness Book of World Records, in August of 2012. His grandchildren and great grandchildren could always count on his support as they participate in various activities including sports, music concerts, and rodeos. He had the privilege of seeing 2 Great Grandchildren graduate from high school.
He was preceded in Death by: His Parents, 9 of his siblings, Son Jim Miller, and Step-Son Doug Svendgard.
Burial in Memorial Cemetery.
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