Madeline G. Miller, 87 passed away peacefully July 8, 2013 at Caribou with her loving family at her side. Madeline made her journey to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, her lifelong faith in him, delivered her into his arms. She was born in Stockholm February 27, 1926 the daughter of the late Roy J. and Jenny (McCarty) Wyman and was the third oldest of fourteen children. She grew up in Caribou, where she attended school during the great depression. During the Second World War, Madeline worked as a telephone operator for Aroostook Telephone and Telegraph in Presque Isle. In November 1946 she married the love of her life, Maynard Miller, who ran a local filling station and sang in the popular barbershop quartette “The Old Timers”. Together, Maynard and Madeline, who was lovingly tagged “Auntie Mal” raised three boys and made their home on Sweden Street for many years. Madeline enjoyed a career working at Cary Memorial Hospital, where she began working in the records room in 1978. She then transferred to the admitting office and shared additional duties on the hospital switchboard for the next fifteen years, retiring from Cary Medical Center in 1994.She is survived by her three sons; John Miller of Chapman, Paul Miller of Caribou and Mark Miller of Tyler, TX. Her siblings; Vaughn Wyman of St. Petersburg, Fl., Rex Wyman, Ken Wyman, John Wyman and Mary Ouellette all of Caribou, Linda Conant of Hanover, PA., Shirley Harwell of Thomasville, PA, Gary Wyman of St. Petersburg, FL., and Delores McGorman of Houston, TX. Five grandchildren; Jonathan and Andrew Miller both of Chapman, Christopher Miller of Auburn, Timothy Miller of South Portland and Heather Pracko of Acworth, GA. Her great grandchildren; Katarina and Roman Pracko of Acworth, GA and Denver and Aubrey Miller of Chapman. Mrs. Miller was predeceased by her parents, her husband Maynard, brothers, Lewis, Lee, Jack and Philip Wyman. A private family interment ceremony will be held at the Evergreen Cemetery. Friends who wish to contribute in memory of Mrs. Miller may do so through the charity of one’s choice.
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