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relations in life; a most loving & devoted
husband; father, son, & brother; a friend
who was always the same.

His knowledge of gardening and management
of his own garden made his
advice of the kind to be relied upon.
Sadly indeed shal we miss him from
our meetings & elsewhere!! Another
gone whose place will be kept in loving
memory by us all.

Let us trust that the young men who
are growing up in our neighborhood,
will remember Robert H. Miller, & try to
pattern their lives after his life : as a
man, a neighbor, & a friend of the
highest order.

If they will do this, our neighborhood
will be able to keep up its reputation
of industry, success and integrity, that
was earned by him and others, many
others, who worked hard for what they
achieved.

Let us renew our interest in the
meetings of this beloved society, though
so many have gone we loved to have with us
in memory of them we can work for the Horticultural.

Cornelia H. Bentley.