Jean C. (Wells) Miller was born in Preble, NY. She married LaVerne" Vern" Howard Miller, July 15, 1950, in East Syracuse, NY.
They resided at 406 E. Heman St., E. Syracuse, NY. A home that Vern and his father, Howard Miller built. They also bought a summer home on DeRuyter Lake.
To this union four children were born:
Arleen Miller
Marleen Miller
Donna Miller
LaVerne" Vern" Miller
She was involved with her children, and was involved with Girl Scouts of America, Bluebirds, Ballet, tap dancing, building snow forts, and playing cowboys and Indians, swimming lessons, picnics, camping, and elegant gatherings. She made her wedding dress and her children's, and grandchildren's clothes by hand.
Her mother-In-Law, and she held a close knit bond, as mother and daughter.
She's excellent at crochet, painting. sewing, dress making, cooking, Mrs fix-it. She went back to school to further her education at 50 year's of age, and received her degree. She taught her (Miller) nieces and nephews how to drive. She was their" go to person" for advice.
She enjoyed babysitting all her grandchildren, and always showed up with a gift she made for them, by hand, clothing, toys, books, etc.
She enjoyed traveling to Massachusetts every weekend to see her grand child. She is the sweetest, kindest person you ever met.
She loved her immediate family most. She has a contagious laugh. Her style of cooking and baking, brought the family to the table, never late. She is a blessed woman, mother and friend.
She worked at Bristol until 1955.
She stands 4'11" in stature, her work ethics, she never stops.
In 2014 her cousin-in-law was quoted as saying, "I never saw two people who loved each other more than Jeannie and Vernie."
Her husband said (in 2007) "You can't have four children by someone, and not love them, but don't tell anyone."
She and her husband Vern, were victims of someone driving through a stop sign, causing Jean to be laid in a hospital bed in their living room close to a year with two broken arms, two broken legs, and all her ribs broken. He had over 80 stitches on his head. Both survived, and healed.
GRANDCHILD:
Salsabeel Al-Roumi Miller
They resided at 406 E. Heman St., E. Syracuse, NY. A home that Vern and his father, Howard Miller built. They also bought a summer home on DeRuyter Lake.
To this union four children were born:
Arleen Miller
Marleen Miller
Donna Miller
LaVerne" Vern" Miller
She was involved with her children, and was involved with Girl Scouts of America, Bluebirds, Ballet, tap dancing, building snow forts, and playing cowboys and Indians, swimming lessons, picnics, camping, and elegant gatherings. She made her wedding dress and her children's, and grandchildren's clothes by hand.
Her mother-In-Law, and she held a close knit bond, as mother and daughter.
She's excellent at crochet, painting. sewing, dress making, cooking, Mrs fix-it. She went back to school to further her education at 50 year's of age, and received her degree. She taught her (Miller) nieces and nephews how to drive. She was their" go to person" for advice.
She enjoyed babysitting all her grandchildren, and always showed up with a gift she made for them, by hand, clothing, toys, books, etc.
She enjoyed traveling to Massachusetts every weekend to see her grand child. She is the sweetest, kindest person you ever met.
She loved her immediate family most. She has a contagious laugh. Her style of cooking and baking, brought the family to the table, never late. She is a blessed woman, mother and friend.
She worked at Bristol until 1955.
She stands 4'11" in stature, her work ethics, she never stops.
In 2014 her cousin-in-law was quoted as saying, "I never saw two people who loved each other more than Jeannie and Vernie."
Her husband said (in 2007) "You can't have four children by someone, and not love them, but don't tell anyone."
She and her husband Vern, were victims of someone driving through a stop sign, causing Jean to be laid in a hospital bed in their living room close to a year with two broken arms, two broken legs, and all her ribs broken. He had over 80 stitches on his head. Both survived, and healed.
GRANDCHILD:
Salsabeel Al-Roumi Miller
Jean C. (Wells) Miller was born in Preble, NY. She married LaVerne" Vern" Howard Miller, July 15, 1950, in East Syracuse, NY.
They resided at 406 E. Heman St., E. Syracuse, NY. A home that Vern and his father, Howard Miller built. They also bought a summer home on DeRuyter Lake.
To this union four children were born:
Arleen Miller
Marleen Miller
Donna Miller
LaVerne" Vern" Miller
She was involved with her children, and was involved with Girl Scouts of America, Bluebirds, Ballet, tap dancing, building snow forts, and playing cowboys and Indians, swimming lessons, picnics, camping, and elegant gatherings. She made her wedding dress and her children's, and grandchildren's clothes by hand.
Her mother-In-Law, and she held a close knit bond, as mother and daughter.
She's excellent at crochet, painting. sewing, dress making, cooking, Mrs fix-it. She went back to school to further her education at 50 year's of age, and received her degree. She taught her (Miller) nieces and nephews how to drive. She was their" go to person" for advice.
She enjoyed babysitting all her grandchildren, and always showed up with a gift she made for them, by hand, clothing, toys, books, etc.
She enjoyed traveling to Massachusetts every weekend to see her grand child. She is the sweetest, kindest person you ever met.
She loved her immediate family most. She has a contagious laugh. Her style of cooking and baking, brought the family to the table, never late. She is a blessed woman, mother and friend.
She worked at Bristol until 1955.
She stands 4'11" in stature, her work ethics, she never stops.
In 2014 her cousin-in-law was quoted as saying, "I never saw two people who loved each other more than Jeannie and Vernie."
Her husband said (in 2007) "You can't have four children by someone, and not love them, but don't tell anyone."
She and her husband Vern, were victims of someone driving through a stop sign, causing Jean to be laid in a hospital bed in their living room close to a year with two broken arms, two broken legs, and all her ribs broken. He had over 80 stitches on his head. Both survived, and healed.
GRANDCHILD:
Salsabeel Al-Roumi Miller
They resided at 406 E. Heman St., E. Syracuse, NY. A home that Vern and his father, Howard Miller built. They also bought a summer home on DeRuyter Lake.
To this union four children were born:
Arleen Miller
Marleen Miller
Donna Miller
LaVerne" Vern" Miller
She was involved with her children, and was involved with Girl Scouts of America, Bluebirds, Ballet, tap dancing, building snow forts, and playing cowboys and Indians, swimming lessons, picnics, camping, and elegant gatherings. She made her wedding dress and her children's, and grandchildren's clothes by hand.
Her mother-In-Law, and she held a close knit bond, as mother and daughter.
She's excellent at crochet, painting. sewing, dress making, cooking, Mrs fix-it. She went back to school to further her education at 50 year's of age, and received her degree. She taught her (Miller) nieces and nephews how to drive. She was their" go to person" for advice.
She enjoyed babysitting all her grandchildren, and always showed up with a gift she made for them, by hand, clothing, toys, books, etc.
She enjoyed traveling to Massachusetts every weekend to see her grand child. She is the sweetest, kindest person you ever met.
She loved her immediate family most. She has a contagious laugh. Her style of cooking and baking, brought the family to the table, never late. She is a blessed woman, mother and friend.
She worked at Bristol until 1955.
She stands 4'11" in stature, her work ethics, she never stops.
In 2014 her cousin-in-law was quoted as saying, "I never saw two people who loved each other more than Jeannie and Vernie."
Her husband said (in 2007) "You can't have four children by someone, and not love them, but don't tell anyone."
She and her husband Vern, were victims of someone driving through a stop sign, causing Jean to be laid in a hospital bed in their living room close to a year with two broken arms, two broken legs, and all her ribs broken. He had over 80 stitches on his head. Both survived, and healed.
GRANDCHILD:
Salsabeel Al-Roumi Miller
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