Bonnie Matt Todd & Christine

We were so sorry to hear about Don. He was a very kind all around nice guy. He was so friendly and someone great to have a conversation with. He is at peace now as the last few years we know were rough for not only him but all of you. He will be truly missed by all but especially my dad who loved him stopping by his house at the shore to have a beer and some conversation. We are sorry we cannot be with you at his funeral. May God hold him in the palm of his hands until we meet again.

Bruce Maryann Brianna and Kerry Kortecks

Bonnie,

So sad for you and your family. Don was a great man and the two of you went through so much this last year or two. He was very fortunate to have such a devoted caring woman as you by his side during this ordeal. If there is anything I can do to help during this time, please let me know.

Dolores Pompeo

Bonnie,

I am so sad to hear about Don. My heart goes out to you and your family at this most difficult time. I think of you and the kids often and hope that you can all find some peace with this terrible event at some time. Sending you a great big hug. Wish I could be there for you.

Take care,

Donna, Dave and the kids

It is with a broken heart and deep emptiness that I mention the passing of Don, my husband. He had a long and courageous battle with bladder cancer and was referred to by his doctors as ‘Miracle Man’. He will be extremely missed and lovingly held close as the kind, compassionate, devoted, loyal and trusting man he was known to be.

He was also survived by his sons Brett Miller (wife Stacey), Matthew Miller, Stepchildren Matt Wilson(wife Jill), Todd Wilson, Cristine Wilson (John Pompeo). His mother Mildred Kovner, brother Alan Miller (Enid), sister Susan Miller Degnan (husband Kevin), granddaughters Aubrey & Hailey Miller and step grandson Louis Vignone , several nieces and nephews and many close friends.

In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the American Cancer Society, Inc in his name .