Donna Marie Miller

December 29 , 1937 - January 30 , 2017

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MILLER, Donna M., age 79, of Wyandotte, January 30, 2017. Beloved wife of Earl H. Miller. Loving mother of Michelle (Chris) Pozdol, Julie Sly, Dale (Nelia) Miller and Tiffany (Dan Feasby) Uchman. Dear grandmother of Courtney Sly, Neil Sly, Olivia Sly and Cassidy Uchman. She is also survived by her sisters Joanne Mayoros and Teri Dominick. She is preceded in death by her parents Harlan and Delma Attwater and her sister Mary Lou Attwater. Her cremation will take place at “The Witness Crematory” located inside of Michigan Memorial Funeral Home.

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Earl & family: I am so sorry to read about Donna's death. She was by far, one of the sweetest persons I knew. Such a beautiful family, she deserved to live longer but we can't make that call. Pat Costick Pat Costick
So very sorry for your loss. May your Mother's memory be a blessing and bring you comfort. Heartfelt sympathy. Mel and Elaine Elaine and Mel Erdos
Our deepest sympathies to the family. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers in this time of sorrow. Allyson and Glen Reid
Donna was a warm, loving, supportive friend, sister, Mother, wife, cousin, grandmother to so many. She will be missed and a part of my heart went with her. God surely welcomed her with open arms into eternal life. Carol Shirk
Dale and Nelia--May God wrap His loving arms around you. Let the wonderful memories always be in your heart. HUGS- Sue Sue Tanner
Uncle Earl, Michelle, Julie, Tiffany, Dale, and Aunt Joanne. I'm very saddened today to hear about the loss of Aunt Donna. I know how proud she must have been to raise such a fine and loving family with Uncle Earl. I'm sure she was at peace knowing that her family was around her and that she was in all of our hearts and prayers during her final days of this life's journey. Now it is time for God's Angels to take her off to the next stage of her journey in Heaven. May God bless all of you during this time of sorrow. Michael Dominick