{"id":30100,"date":"2020-11-06T14:15:00","date_gmt":"2020-11-06T22:15:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.redmond-reporter.com\/obituaries\/bruce-stuart-miller-obituary\/"},"modified":"2020-11-06T14:15:00","modified_gmt":"2020-11-06T22:15:00","slug":"bruce-stuart-miller-obituary","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.redmond-reporter.com\/obituaries\/bruce-stuart-miller-obituary\/","title":{"rendered":"Bruce Stuart Miller | Obituary"},"content":{"rendered":"

Bruce Stuart Miller<\/p>\n

April 30, 1936 – Oct 31, 2020<\/p>\n

On October 31st, 2020, Bruce<\/p>\n

Stuart Miller, husband, father,<\/p>\n

grandfather, brother, friend and<\/p>\n

colleague, passed away peacefully<\/p>\n

and happy in Edmonds, surrounded<\/p>\n

by the love of his children at the<\/p>\n

age of 84 years. Bruce will be lovingly remembered by his<\/p>\n

two children Catherine & Craig, three grandchildren Soren,<\/p>\n

Andreas & Sarah and his brother Bill. Bruce’s many, many<\/p>\n

friends and colleagues will cherish their memories of happy<\/p>\n

times together with him for many years to come.<\/p>\n

Bruce Stuart Miller was born in Worcester, Massachusetts<\/p>\n

and raised in Iowa City, Iowa together with his three brothers<\/p>\n

Curt, Al and Bill. During these years, he was an active athlete.<\/p>\n

He went on to study Chemistry and Biology at Grinnell<\/p>\n

College and subsequently obtained an MS and Phd in Marine<\/p>\n

Sciences from the University of Washington in Seattle. He<\/p>\n

taught and researched as a full Professor in the School of<\/p>\n

Aquatic & Fishery Sciences at the University of Washington<\/p>\n

for 27 years until he retired in 2002. Bruce continued serving<\/p>\n

the field he was so passionate about for 18 more years as<\/p>\n

Professor Emeritus. His contributions to the field of Marine<\/p>\n

Biology are innumerable, but highlighted by his dedication,<\/p>\n

love and gratitude for the Friday Harbor Labs on San Juan<\/p>\n

Island which, in addition to being his favorite place to work,<\/p>\n

was also a fantastic place to raise a family and go scuba<\/p>\n

diving. Bruce will continue to influence future generations of<\/p>\n

marine scientists through his textbook, ‘Early Life History of<\/p>\n

Marine Fishes (2009).’ His true contribution to our world was<\/p>\n

his unassuming ability to personally touch and support so<\/p>\n

many colleagues, students and people around him. He was a<\/p>\n

very caring and compassionate person.<\/p>\n

Bruce met his devoted wife, Aase Marie, of 55 years while<\/p>\n

they both were working at the UW College of Fisheries in the<\/p>\n

early 1960s. After Catherine and Craig came along, they built<\/p>\n

a life together near Redmond, Washington. For both of them,<\/p>\n

family was the center of their world and they both participated<\/p>\n

fully in their children’s growing up years.<\/p>\n

Bruce is preceded in death by his wife, Aase Marie.<\/p>\n

A private funeral ceremony will be held in early<\/p>\n

November. A celebration of Bruce’s life is planned postpandemic.<\/p>\n

Donations in Bruce’s name can be made to the<\/p>\n

Friday Harbor Labs Discretionary Fund: https:\/\/fhl.uw.edu\/<\/p>\n

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