It's been just over a week since losing Dad. I can't help but feel like this is some sort of awful dream, but I know it isn't. I loved, respected, and deeply admired my father. I'd give anything to have him back. I think we're all guilty of taking time with loved ones for granted. We just assume they'll always be there, because they always have been. Cherish every moment with loved ones and be sure to express your love for them. I appreciate all the kind words people have shared about my father. I find the memories and stories comforting. Thank you for sharing them and showing your love.

- Ben Miller, Savannah, GA

Robert aka Robbie and I grew up together. We were friends for over 50 years and remember him and His whole family so well.Robbie and I did so much together, worked played did sports hung out worked and built his 55 chevy, Too much to mention..He was my oldest constant friend on this planet... I am still in shock from his passing because I had just dropped in to see him a week or so before. I had no clue, he looked great, looked like Robbie..He was with me the night my Uncle came looking for us to tell me Bruce my older brother had passed. we were both in shock..I respected Robbie for his military accomplishments, he did awesome...I would have never figured he would take that route but am proud of him..He became a warrior and hero to the American public for his service. Fly straight, land soft, and know we will meet again My Friend.....God Bless You and your family for I know you are truly missed...

- Jeff Lord, Fayetteville , Ga.

My love an prayers go out to Bob's family. Bob and I served together in the Army; he was an exceptional pilot and professional aviator. Army friends are 'friends for life'. Bob and I forwarded each other good cartoon, political, and army information emails over the last few years. Bob was a great friend and will be dearly missed.

- Charles Lucas, Walterboro, SC

Prayers for janet,ben,and russ. Love you guys and wish I could be there. Love, susan.

- Susan vitale, Ocean springs, Ms

Jan, Russell & Ben, We are so sorry and our hearts ache. Praying for peace and strength to you all during this most difficult time. Robby was one of the first friends Mike met in school and they have been good & faithful buddies ever since. Robby & Jan were instrumental in Mike & I meeting and Robby was in our wedding. We Just celebrated our 40th Wedding Anniversary on Dec 5th. When we think of Robby, we remember his wonderful smile and all the great times we shared with him & Jan. When we would see Robby at Reunions, he always talked about his sons and how proud he was of you two! He dearly loved his family.

- Mike & Terri Mulkey, Warner Robins, Ga

I did not know you personally but I do know your son Russel. You raised an amazing human being, you may have passed but your legacy lives on, my deepest condolences to the whole miller family, bless

- Rebecca Perroné , Port st lucie, Fl

My condolences to you Russell and Benjamin and your family. I can remember several night flying missions with your dad. He was just one of the best pilots I ever flew with. When things got exciting, he stayed very calm up front, which helped keep things calm in the back.

- SSG. Ronald T Robinson US Army (ret), Athens , AL

My condolences to my good friend Russell during your time of sorrow.The few times I met your dad he was always an standup kind of guy. He is in the skies looking down upon us lets celebrate his life not his passing prayers your way bro much love Stacey

- Stacey Brinson, Fort Pierce, Fl

I was shocked to hear of Bob's passing. We have been friends for well over 30 years and I know that he had a life well lived. A consumate aviatior, and reliable friend that could always be counted on to help anyone with almost anything. Words do not work well for me at times like this. To his children and grandchildren, You were lucky to have had your dad demonstrate how to handle life's many challenges. God's speed my friend. Bill

- Bill and Chris Graham, Bumpum Mills, Tn

RIP old friend I can still see you kicking back with a tooth pick in your teeth passing on wisdom of the skies to younger pilots and crew. I remember one of my firs field exercises and you telling me that the coffee pot gets set up before the tent! Sorry to see you go "Red"

- Arthur T Peltier, Savannah, Ga

What a kind and gentle soul this man was. I never knew him to be anything other than a man of integrity. The many loved ones he left behind will always treasure the time Bob was present with them. And now as the gentle soul he was, he will continue to be near, as his gentle spirit lives among us. When we all get to heaven...†

- Louise Moore Chamlee, Savannah, Georgia

What a kind and gentle soul this man was. I never knew him to be anything other than a man of integrity. The many loved ones he left behind will always treasure the time Bob was present with them. And now as the gentle soul he was, he will continue to be near, as his gentle spirit lives among us. When we all get to heaven...†

- Louise Moore Chamlee, Savannah, Georgia

What a kind and gentle soul this man was. I never knew him to be anything other than a man of integrity. The many loved ones he left behind will always treasure the time Bob was present with them. And now as the gentle soul he was, he will continue to be near, as his gentle spirit lives among us. When we all get to heaven...†

- Louise Moore Chamlee, Savannah, Georgia

What a kind and gentle soul this man was. I never knew him to be anything other than a man of integrity. The many loved ones he left behind will always treasure the time Bob was present with them. And now as the gentle soul he was, he will continue to be near, as his gentle spirit lives among us. When we all get to heaven...†

- Louise Moore Chamlee, Savannah, Georgia

So sorry for your traumatic loss! Losing your brother is like losing a big part of yourself. May God be with you and your family especially during this time.

- Harry and Gloria Hodges, Charleston , SC

So sorry to about the loss of Bob. I flew with Bob when we were stationed together in Big Windy in Germany. A lot good times at the Warrant Warrant Officer Hut at Schwaebisch Hall were had. My condolences to all of Bob's family.

- Jeff Brown, Huntsville, AL

Words cannot express the sadness at hearing of the passing of Bob Miller. During the Desert Storm War he began piling rocks, in letter shapes, out in the middle of the desert. Many began to help him spell out: "Keep The Faith" in a large enough size letters for pilots in Air Force jets and Army Helicopter, flying overhead, to clearly see. It became the motto of our unit during the most fearful of times...War, a time that tries a man's soul. He was courageous and determined to do the right thing when no one was watching. He could be counted on to be that calm assuring voice with that deep draw. Many knew him in various ways. But the best i can say is that I knew him as my friend & comrade and I thank my Lord Jesus Christ in heaven for sharing Bob with us during some of the most difficult days in my life. Go rest high upon that mountain Brother, your work here on Earth is done. My prayer is that the family and all that knew, loved and respected him will be strengthened and comforted during this time of great loss! You have my deepest sympathies. I feel your pain, I got some of my own........

- MAJ Robert Lewis Michael Jr. D.Th (USAR,Ret), Augusta, GA

Rest in peace my long time buddy. We grew up in the same neighborhood and had many adventures all over Warner Robins. I am glad I can remember so many stories of how great a guy he was and the fun all of us buddies had on Southview Avenue.

- Craig McDuffie, Warner Robins, Ga

We served with Mr. Miller at HAAF and in the Gulf War. Even though we only knew him briefly, we have fond memories of a man who was respected and liked by all who knew him. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. May God bless you and grant you comfort and peace.

- Tony & Shelle Glerup, Miami, OK

I was in Army with Mr Miller and was a great person and he will be missed RIP SIR

- Tommy Mifflin , Dayton , Tx

Rest In Peace my friend and it has been my pleasure to both know you and fly with you. Your smiling humor will be sorely missed by all who have met you throughout the years. We offer our condolences to your children, grandchildren, brother, sisters and rest of your family. RIP to a CW4 Robert Miller USA (Ret) an excellent pilot, Warrant Officer and all around person.

- Arthur Held CW5 USA (Ret), Savannah, GA

One of the best pilots I ever had the chance to crew with. May God grant his family peace in their time of sorrow. He will be missed but never forgotten.

- Joe Stone, Eloy, AZ

I was so sorry to hear that Robert,(Robbie) had passed away. He was a good friend of mine in high school. I was delighted to have reconnected with him on Facebook and share many conversations with him. He was one of the "Good Guys." I so appreciate his service for his country and appreciate the work he did with our Veterans. He talked about how much he loved being a Dad and Granddad. I know his Boys will miss him very much and so very sorry for their loss. He will always be in my heart. Prayers for all his family and friends.

- Deborah Collins, Cartersville, Ga

Sorry for your loss. I came to know Bob Miller while stationed in Germany in Big Windy. He was one of my favorite pilots that I loved to fly with. He will be miss by all in the Chinook community. Till we meet again. He is watching over us.

- Jose Martinez (Marty), Palmyra, TN

Thinking of you all during this difficult time in your life. Russ and Ben, please know I love you both dearly. Prayers and Hugs. Aunt Lori

- Lori Cole, Douglasville, GA

It's been just over a week since losing Dad. I can't help but feel like this is some sort of awful dream, but I know it isn't. I loved, respected, and deeply admired my father. I'd give anything to have him back. I think we're all guilty of taking time with loved ones for granted. We just assume they'll always be there, because they always have been. Cherish every moment with loved ones and be sure to express your love for them. I appreciate all the kind words people have shared about my father. I find the memories and stories comforting. Thank you for sharing them and showing your love.

- Ben Miller, Savannah, GA

Robert aka Robbie and I grew up together. We were friends for over 50 years and remember him and His whole family so well.Robbie and I did so much together, worked played did sports hung out worked and built his 55 chevy, Too much to mention..He was my oldest constant friend on this planet... I am still in shock from his passing because I had just dropped in to see him a week or so before. I had no clue, he looked great, looked like Robbie..He was with me the night my Uncle came looking for us to tell me Bruce my older brother had passed. we were both in shock..I respected Robbie for his military accomplishments, he did awesome...I would have never figured he would take that route but am proud of him..He became a warrior and hero to the American public for his service. Fly straight, land soft, and know we will meet again My Friend.....God Bless You and your family for I know you are truly missed...

- Jeff Lord, Fayetteville , Ga.

My love an prayers go out to Bob's family. Bob and I served together in the Army; he was an exceptional pilot and professional aviator. Army friends are 'friends for life'. Bob and I forwarded each other good cartoon, political, and army information emails over the last few years. Bob was a great friend and will be dearly missed.

- Charles Lucas, Walterboro, SC

Prayers for janet,ben,and russ. Love you guys and wish I could be there. Love, susan.

- Susan vitale, Ocean springs, Ms

Jan, Russell & Ben, We are so sorry and our hearts ache. Praying for peace and strength to you all during this most difficult time. Robby was one of the first friends Mike met in school and they have been good & faithful buddies ever since. Robby & Jan were instrumental in Mike & I meeting and Robby was in our wedding. We Just celebrated our 40th Wedding Anniversary on Dec 5th. When we think of Robby, we remember his wonderful smile and all the great times we shared with him & Jan. When we would see Robby at Reunions, he always talked about his sons and how proud he was of you two! He dearly loved his family.

- Mike & Terri Mulkey, Warner Robins, Ga

I did not know you personally but I do know your son Russel. You raised an amazing human being, you may have passed but your legacy lives on, my deepest condolences to the whole miller family, bless

- Rebecca Perroné , Port st lucie, Fl

My condolences to you Russell and Benjamin and your family. I can remember several night flying missions with your dad. He was just one of the best pilots I ever flew with. When things got exciting, he stayed very calm up front, which helped keep things calm in the back.

- SSG. Ronald T Robinson US Army (ret), Athens , AL

My condolences to my good friend Russell during your time of sorrow.The few times I met your dad he was always an standup kind of guy. He is in the skies looking down upon us lets celebrate his life not his passing prayers your way bro much love Stacey

- Stacey Brinson, Fort Pierce, Fl

I was shocked to hear of Bob's passing. We have been friends for well over 30 years and I know that he had a life well lived. A consumate aviatior, and reliable friend that could always be counted on to help anyone with almost anything. Words do not work well for me at times like this. To his children and grandchildren, You were lucky to have had your dad demonstrate how to handle life's many challenges. God's speed my friend. Bill

- Bill and Chris Graham, Bumpum Mills, Tn

RIP old friend I can still see you kicking back with a tooth pick in your teeth passing on wisdom of the skies to younger pilots and crew. I remember one of my firs field exercises and you telling me that the coffee pot gets set up before the tent! Sorry to see you go "Red"

- Arthur T Peltier, Savannah, Ga

What a kind and gentle soul this man was. I never knew him to be anything other than a man of integrity. The many loved ones he left behind will always treasure the time Bob was present with them. And now as the gentle soul he was, he will continue to be near, as his gentle spirit lives among us. When we all get to heaven...†

- Louise Moore Chamlee, Savannah, Georgia

What a kind and gentle soul this man was. I never knew him to be anything other than a man of integrity. The many loved ones he left behind will always treasure the time Bob was present with them. And now as the gentle soul he was, he will continue to be near, as his gentle spirit lives among us. When we all get to heaven...†

- Louise Moore Chamlee, Savannah, Georgia

What a kind and gentle soul this man was. I never knew him to be anything other than a man of integrity. The many loved ones he left behind will always treasure the time Bob was present with them. And now as the gentle soul he was, he will continue to be near, as his gentle spirit lives among us. When we all get to heaven...†

- Louise Moore Chamlee, Savannah, Georgia

What a kind and gentle soul this man was. I never knew him to be anything other than a man of integrity. The many loved ones he left behind will always treasure the time Bob was present with them. And now as the gentle soul he was, he will continue to be near, as his gentle spirit lives among us. When we all get to heaven...†

- Louise Moore Chamlee, Savannah, Georgia

So sorry for your traumatic loss! Losing your brother is like losing a big part of yourself. May God be with you and your family especially during this time.

- Harry and Gloria Hodges, Charleston , SC

So sorry to about the loss of Bob. I flew with Bob when we were stationed together in Big Windy in Germany. A lot good times at the Warrant Warrant Officer Hut at Schwaebisch Hall were had. My condolences to all of Bob's family.

- Jeff Brown, Huntsville, AL

Words cannot express the sadness at hearing of the passing of Bob Miller. During the Desert Storm War he began piling rocks, in letter shapes, out in the middle of the desert. Many began to help him spell out: "Keep The Faith" in a large enough size letters for pilots in Air Force jets and Army Helicopter, flying overhead, to clearly see. It became the motto of our unit during the most fearful of times...War, a time that tries a man's soul. He was courageous and determined to do the right thing when no one was watching. He could be counted on to be that calm assuring voice with that deep draw. Many knew him in various ways. But the best i can say is that I knew him as my friend & comrade and I thank my Lord Jesus Christ in heaven for sharing Bob with us during some of the most difficult days in my life. Go rest high upon that mountain Brother, your work here on Earth is done. My prayer is that the family and all that knew, loved and respected him will be strengthened and comforted during this time of great loss! You have my deepest sympathies. I feel your pain, I got some of my own........

- MAJ Robert Lewis Michael Jr. D.Th (USAR,Ret), Augusta, GA

Rest in peace my long time buddy. We grew up in the same neighborhood and had many adventures all over Warner Robins. I am glad I can remember so many stories of how great a guy he was and the fun all of us buddies had on Southview Avenue.

- Craig McDuffie, Warner Robins, Ga

We served with Mr. Miller at HAAF and in the Gulf War. Even though we only knew him briefly, we have fond memories of a man who was respected and liked by all who knew him. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends. May God bless you and grant you comfort and peace.

- Tony & Shelle Glerup, Miami, OK

I was in Army with Mr Miller and was a great person and he will be missed RIP SIR

- Tommy Mifflin , Dayton , Tx

Rest In Peace my friend and it has been my pleasure to both know you and fly with you. Your smiling humor will be sorely missed by all who have met you throughout the years. We offer our condolences to your children, grandchildren, brother, sisters and rest of your family. RIP to a CW4 Robert Miller USA (Ret) an excellent pilot, Warrant Officer and all around person.

- Arthur Held CW5 USA (Ret), Savannah, GA

One of the best pilots I ever had the chance to crew with. May God grant his family peace in their time of sorrow. He will be missed but never forgotten.

- Joe Stone, Eloy, AZ

I was so sorry to hear that Robert,(Robbie) had passed away. He was a good friend of mine in high school. I was delighted to have reconnected with him on Facebook and share many conversations with him. He was one of the "Good Guys." I so appreciate his service for his country and appreciate the work he did with our Veterans. He talked about how much he loved being a Dad and Granddad. I know his Boys will miss him very much and so very sorry for their loss. He will always be in my heart. Prayers for all his family and friends.

- Deborah Collins, Cartersville, Ga

Sorry for your loss. I came to know Bob Miller while stationed in Germany in Big Windy. He was one of my favorite pilots that I loved to fly with. He will be miss by all in the Chinook community. Till we meet again. He is watching over us.

- Jose Martinez (Marty), Palmyra, TN

Thinking of you all during this difficult time in your life. Russ and Ben, please know I love you both dearly. Prayers and Hugs. Aunt Lori

- Lori Cole, Douglasville, GA