Renee Roissier Miller

June started with a trip to Ocean City, the town where I grew up and began my life with Renee. The beach town will always hold a special place for me, I remember my youth fondly and am thrilled see the next generation enjoy the area as much as I did. Overall the trip was [...]

How are you doing? It’s been over a year now, are things any easier?
I am one person who won’t have to be reminded how long it’s been.  406 days as I type this. There is never going to be an easy answer to the question “how are you doing?”  No real way for those [...]

Did getting the children back to school go well?
Actually, back-to-school for the kids really didn’t go very smoothly at all. Renee used to make a big deal out of taking the kids shopping for school clothes and other supplies. Joannie and I took the kids out and attempted to have some sense of excitement around [...]

Jamie’s family has been mostly without internet for the last month thanks to lots of rain and an old internet receiver.  To let you know how he is doing I am copying here a note that he sent to all of his co-workers before his connection went down.  Jamie should be able to add more [...]

Many thanks to Bobby Jester, Bobby Vermillion, Gary Feeheley and family, and John Rogers for hosting the Trader Lee’s reunion, Renee Miller Children’s Fund fundraiser. Everything about the event was as close to perfect as I’ve seen. The food was great and a good time was had by all. I saw lots of friends and [...]

How are the kids doing?
That is a really tough question and the answer changes minute to minute. They’ve definitely been up and down. Mostly they are getting by about like me, some pretty dark days. Each of them is suffering, some quietly some not so quietly. There have been lots of birthdays and holidays to [...]

Renee and I started our life together many years ago in Ocean City so it seems somewhat fitting to say goodbye to her here surrounded by both our families and so many friends. The memories forged on this little island so long ago are still with me and will remain the rest of my life. [...]