We’ll miss you Dr. Miller

February 22, 2007 by Kenneth Carlson, MD 

Dr MillerDr. George E Miller was a long time provider here at Childhood Health Associates of Salem. He recently died from complications following stem cell transplant for leukemia. His dedication to his patients was an inspiration to us all. His excellence in all his pursuits made an impact on generations of families and medical providers. Full obituary at Statesman Journal.

Our office will be closed from 11:30 until 4:00 pm on Monday 2/28 for services.

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3 Responses to “We’ll miss you Dr. Miller”

  1. Neufeldt boys and family on February 24th, 2007 10:54 am

    To Dr. Miller’s family. Dr. Miller was wonderful with my son when we thought he was struck with Leukemia. I was already 8 months pregnant with my third child when my other son became ill. He called my home late at night to have my ill son report to the hospital for anitbiotics after lab results came in and at the sometime arranged for us to go up to OHSU for a bone marrow test the very next morning. He listened to my concerns when we had visited early that day and did not hesitate to have lab work done, which resulted in us going up to OHSU. My son is well because of Dr. Miller. God Bless you Dr. Miller and family. Sincere love, Neufeldt Family

  2. Melissa Quitevis on March 7th, 2007 4:07 pm

    We will miss Dr. Miller deeply. He was our primary provider for our children up until the time he left. Dr. Miller always made us feel very assured whenever we went in for our children’s well child visits and the times when they were sick. We were deeply concerned when we heard Dr. Miller had Leukemia and are saddened to know such a great Doctor and person had to pass at such a young age. Our thoughts and prayers our with his family. The Quitevis Family

  3. Jonathan Quitevis on March 7th, 2007 7:01 pm

    I am so sorry to hear of Dr. Millers passing. When my oldest son, he is now a little over 12 years old, was born Dr. Miller was our choice of Dr’s. Over the years as my other children (all 4 of them) came into this world he was always foremost in my mind. We always loved his BowTie and his fantastic bedside manner. He always had a great way of making sure things were right and of assuring us the parents that everything would be O.K.
    My thoughts and prayers go out to Dr. Millers family, and to all of the kids and familys that he has helped over the years.
    He was the Greatest.

    Jonathan Q

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