Ellsworth Kenneth Miller

Birth date: Mar 20, 1944 Death date: Dec 13, 2013

Ellsworth Kenneth Miller of Federalsburg, passed away on Friday, December 13, 2013 at Memorial Hospital in Easton. He was 69. He was born on March 20, 1944 in Baltimore, MD, the son of the late F. Roy Miller and Katharina Emma Mil Read Obituary

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Laura

622w ago

Sincere condolences for your loss. Cherish loving memories of laughter and times spent together, and may those memories bring you joy and warm your heart. God has promised at Revelation 21:4 that death will be no more, and Acts 24:15 holds out the hope of the resurrection of those who have fallen asleep in death. May Jehovah, the Father of tender mercies and God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our trials (2 Corinthians 1:3,4), comfort you in your time of need.

Trudy Norbury

623w ago

in honor of Ellsworth.

A lit candle with a soft flame, surrounded by small white flowers and green leaves, set against a warm yellow background.

Bobbie-Jo Hopkins

623w ago

Carol my heart is breaking for you. I pray for strength for you as you and your family walk down this road of grief again. Just know you have so many who want to help ease your pain- if we only could. I am so very sorry. Love and hugs,
Bobbie Jo Hopkins

Wayne Cole

623w ago

in honor of Ellsworth.

A serene illustration of a lit pastel green candle with a small white blossom and a three-leaf sprig resting at its base, set against a soft green background.

Charles Elbert

623w ago

in honor of Ellsworth.

I light a candle for you my friend,and may God be with your family.

C F Elbert , Hurlock Md

A lighted pale blue candle with a small white flower and a few leaves at its base, set against a soft blue background.

John Langley

623w ago

We grew up together and attended the same Lutheran Church (Trinity on Port & MCElderry Sts.) Ellsworth and I sang in the choir with his mom serving as Choir Directress. Katerina and Roy saw things happening in my life that weren't pleasant and sort of adopted me. Ellsworth and I shared many firsts: first cigarette, first drink, first car, first double date and first swim across a river. We remained close over the years with Ellsworth coming to our house on Mary Avenue for dinner once a week when he was in Baltimore. As our families grew we started to drift apart and went where life would take us. The last time I spoke with Ellsworth he said he missed our talks as we walked in his beloved Federalsburg. We managed in death, but more importantly we manged in life.

May the road rise to meet you, may the wind be always at your back, may the sun shine warm upon your face, the rains fall soft upon your fields. And until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hands and may God hold you in the palm of his hands

May God Bless You and Keep You,
Love Always!

John, Irene and all the Langleys