Walter George Doyle, III

of Jackson, Michigan

Passed away June 20th, 2022, at the age of 69, In the care of Henry Ford Allegiance Hospice Home. He was born November 5th, 1952, in Plainfield, NJ. The son of Walter George Doyle II and Shirley (Truman) Doyle

Walter is survived by his son Michael George Doyle (Mandy Waite) and his sister Suzanne (Doyle) Deloy ((Lue (deceased).

After serving in the Airforce, Walter went on to become a truck driver, spending more than 30 years over the road.

Phillip Douglas Miller

Phillip Douglas Miller, age 61, passed away peacefully at his home in Dexter, MI, on June 19, 2022. Born November 26, 1960, in Ypsilanti, MI, to Redding Fredrick and Carolyn Sue (Elkins) Miller.

At age 11 through early adulthood, Phill worked on a local farm that sparked his passion for gardening. He graduated from Calvary Christian Academy in 1978. He was a self-employed carpenter and builder for most of his adult life. Phill enjoyed the outdoors as an avid hunter and fisherman, landscaper, and gardener. He was a firearm enthusiast and enjoyed a wide range of music.

Randy Len Allen

of Stockbridge, MI, age 64, died Saturday, June 18, 2022, at home with his family. He was born May 3,1958, the son of Vernon & Peggy Jean (Fletcher) Allen.

Randy enjoyed his life bowling, fishing, gardening, and car racing. He enjoyed all sports. Randy worked for his Dad in the family business and at “Jiffy” in Chelsea. He was very good at building, carpentry, and mechanics. He had a love for animals.

Denise Kay "Dennie" Schiller

Of Chelsea, Michigan, age 75, passed away Saturday, June 18, 2022 at the University of Michigan Hospital. She was born January 19, 1947 in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the daughter of Robert G. & Leona M. (Weinberg) Foster.

Dennie was a first grade teacher for the Chelsea School District for 38 years. She felt blessed to have shared her love of teaching with so many of Chelsea’s families. Dennie was not just a teacher...this was her calling and there was no one better at this profession. She was effortless in delivering curriculum but magical in teaching life lessons. “Your heart always knows the truth.” were words overheard in her first-grade classroom. Mrs. Schiller’s imprint lives on in her students’ hearts. Dennie’s family and lifelong friends are witness to her loyal and unwavering love. This fierce love for her people has no expiration, she lives on in all she loved. She will be in every child’s giggle, every mischievous look, every selfless act of generosity, and every word of love spoken or written, there will be Dennie.