Memories of Donald "Ralph" Miller

In memory of

Donald "Ralph" Miller

Kansas City, KS

February 16, 1950 - May 26, 2023

Feb 16, 1950 - May 26, 2023

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Jay Gill

I was so sorry to see Don's obituary in this morning's paper. As a field engineer for GE, I would run into Don from time to time at different hospitals, and I enjoyed chatting with him - he always seemed to have a smile! I know he was liked and respected by his customers, as well as others (like me!) in the radiology equipment service industry. Don will be greatly missed.

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Randy Cook

I started working with Don in 2000. One of the kindest and caring men I’ve ever worked with. A wealth of knowledge. Rest easy ole friend. Prayers for family, friends, and loved ones.

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Timothy Martin

Ralph (AKA) Don in WV was a great friend and coworker. He hired me at Siemens Medical in 1983 and I can tell you I learned a lot about Xray equipment repair from him. He never complained about helping you figure out a problem. He will be missed. Cindi and Darcy and the rest of the family I offer you my sympathy and if you need anything let me know.

Thanks Tim an Shelly Martin

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Cindi Moore

Thank you. You were such a good friend to him and we appreciate all you have done for him throughout the ... Read more Thank you. You were such a good friend to him and we appreciate all you have done for him throughout the years. I have many fond... Read more Thank you. You were such a good friend to him and we... Read more

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David Westfall

I had the pleasure of working with Don for several years out of Charleston. He was one of the most knowledgeable and willing to help anyone. One of the kindest souls I've known. Rest easy Don

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Cindi Moore

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Don and Jaxon Don and Jaxon Don and Jaxon

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Ralph at the old cellar entrance at the family farm. Ralph at the old cellar entrance at the family farm. Ralph at the old cellar entrance at the family farm.... Read more

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Ralph, Cathy, and Steven Ralph, Cathy, and Steven Ralph, Cathy, and Steven

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Greg Jones

I was so sorry to hear about Don's passing. He will definitely be missed. I had the honor of working with Don and he was a wealth of information. I always enjoyed talking about technology with him. I never heard him say a bad word about anyone. He was always so kind and willing to help anyone. I am keeping the family in my prayers during this difficult time.

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Cindi Moore

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Don's urn at the farm. This was made by a fellow woodworker for him. Don's urn at the farm. This was made by a fellow woodworker for him. Don's urn at the farm. This was made by a fellow woodworker... Read more

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Zack Thomas

I saddened to hear of Don's passing. Don was a great guy all around. A great friend, coworker, and person. Always willing to help anyone that needed it. His story telling at our lunches together were always the best. My prayers and deepest sympathy for the his family.

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