Ronald G. Millin : Died Sunday Evening, May 12, 2002
Born: August 7, 1922, in Bagley in Grant County, son of Frank and Edna (Yager) Millin.
Graduated: Bloomington High School in Bloomington and worked on the family farm following High School.
Work: Ron moved to Watertown and was employed by Kusel Dairy Equipment as the director of Manufacturing. Ron had been with Kusel's for 63 years and was still employed on a part-time basis.
Military Service: Ron served during World War II with the Rainbow Division of the U.S. Army.
Married: Mary Ellen Schlueter on February 25,1944, at Immanuel Lutheran Church of Watertown.
Membership: Ron was a member of the 40 et 8 Voiture 720 and American Legion Post 189 where he was an active member of its firing squad. He also served on the Oak Hill Cemetary Board.
Survivors: Keith (Agnes) Millin of Lancaster and Allen (Phylis) Millin of Tomah; and numerous neices, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Preceeded in death by: His parents; His wife, Mary Ellen, on Dec. 15, 1999; three brothers, Carl Millin, Donald Millin, and Kenneth Millin; and one sister, Thelma French.
Buried at: Oak Hill Cemetary in Watertown, Wisconsin
Ron Millin was a wonderful neighbor to us. He was like a grandpa to our girls and enjoyed teasing them on occaisions. We shared the same driveway but that was not a problem between us but rather an example of a bonding friendship. Ron would quite often snow plow not only his side of the driveway, but ours also. I would in turn clear whatever remained with the shovel or shovel the sidewalks while he did the driveway. 
