Adeline C. Miller Obituary
The world bids farewell to Adeline C. Miller of Newton, Illinois, departing on March 31, 2026 at the age of 104. Adeline leaves behind memories cherished by the community. Leave a sympathy message to the family in the guestbook on this memorial page of Adeline C. Miller to show support.
She was predeceased by: her parents, Leo Westendorf and Clara Westendorf (Niemerg); her husband Roscoe Herman Miller; her niece Marilyn Clara Fritchley; her daughter-in-law Anna Marie Miller; her siblings, Roger Westendorf, Lorraine Jones, Olivia Will, Eugene "Whitey" Westendorf and Ralph Westendorf; and her siblings-in-law, Alberta Westendorf, Raymond Jones, Pete Will, Maurice Miller (Lola), Edward Miller (Rosemary), Bernard Miller (Marjorie), Ralph Miller Sarah (Rosalie) and Maxine Koontz (Bob).
She is survived by: her children, Larry L. Miller (Monica) of Ocean City, Maryland, Gerald R. Miller of Columbus, Ohio, Shirley Ann L. Woodard (Roger) of Newton, Illinois, John R. Miller (Kathy) of Newton, Illinois and Louis E. Miller (Cheryl) of Pekin, Illinois.; her grandchildren, Sandy Wilson (Claude), Cindy Griffith (Mike), Randy Woodard (Amy), Will Fritchley (Jenny), Denise Stamper (Jimmy), Laura Guenin (Ryan), Jeff Miller (Sara), Ken Miller (Anne), Christopher Miller (Kit), Matthew Miller, Mallory Hammon (Brady), Justin Guenin (Marie) and Lisa Jones (Jack); her great grandchildren, Kim Zuber (Luke), Emily Brown (Austin), Megan Coll (Casey), Collin Griffith, William Fritchley, Alex Fritchley, Zach Fritchley, Lee Fritchley, Clayton Woodard, Brett Woodard, Jayden Stamper, Dane Stamper, Scarlett Guenin, Sophia Guenin, Anna Guenin, Emma Guenin, Adeline Miller, Jack Miller, Nathan Songer, Duncan Miller, Hudson Miller, Cameron Miller, Vivian Miller, Miller Hammon, Conrad Hammon and Emery Hammon; her brother George Westendorf (Jeanette) of Teutopolis, Illinois.; and her sisters-in-law, Lucy Westendorf of Effingham and Charlene Westendorf of Bishop Creek.
In loving memory of Adeline, memorials may be made to Saint Thomas School or for masses.
