Birth date: Oct 24, 1938 Death date: Feb 12, 2012
Bill Milus October 24, 1938 - February 12, 2012 After graduation from Henry C. Yerger High School in Hope, Arkansas, Bill first moved to Seattle and then decided to make Tacoma his home. Bill was preceded in death by his father Read Obituary
Coach Milus is missed by myself and everyone he came in contact with.I didn't get to see him much after he retired, but when I did get a chance to see and talk to him he was always the same as he was when I first met him coaching against each other at the high school. Stay strong Mrs Milus, Ron and family. He left something for all of us cherish and remember him for. God Bless the Family.##imported-begin##Coach Joseph Miller Sr and Family##imported-end##
I just recently heard of Mr. Milus's passing I was very upset, Mr. Milus was one of my favorite teachers at Stewart and Lincoln. My condolences go out to his family he will be very missed.##imported-begin##Stacy Dziechiasz##imported-end##
We send you our most heartfelt condolences on the loss of your husband Bill. We were custodians at Lincoln High School when you and Mr.Milus were courting and them got married. King and his wife Kabil were also working there with us. We will always remember Mr. Milus warm smile and greetings to us when passing in the hallways. Both of you have left lasting impressions on many a students and staff. Again,our deepest sympathy to all the family.##imported-begin##Ben and Michelle Fejerang##imported-end##
I am so sorry for your loss. I knew Bill when I worked at Planned Parenthood in the late '70's and early 80's. I have wonderful memories of working with Bill. He had a great sense of humor and a wonderful laugh and smile. I've thought of him often over the years. I'm fortunate to have known him if only for a short time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Nancy Rutenbeck##imported-begin##Nancy Rutenbeck##imported-end##
For Helen and the Milus Family,
I always considered Lincoln my home and Bill was among my friends. Quiet, strong, and confident, he always brought out the best in people. He's not gone, just waiting somewhere else while we finish our tasks, inspired by Bill, we'll be with him again with laughter and love.##imported-begin##Don Foster##imported-end##
To Helen and the entire Milus family:
I didn't get a chance yesterday to write on the paper provided at the service (I didn't pack my pen!).
I am so sorry about your loss! Indeed, it is a loss to all of us who value human decency and love. Bill was a consummate gentlemen, one of the most kind, considerate, and compassionate individuals who have ever graced my path. I worked with him for years at Lincoln and never heard him raise his voice, never heard him say anything negative. His comments were not about himself; they were always about raising others' self-esteem.
I miss him already. May he rest in peace.
--Mike Coe, Lincoln High School 1965-2003##imported-begin##Mike Coe##imported-end##
Although no words can really help to ease the loss you bear, just know that you are very close in every thought and prayer...Bill was more than just a wonderful uncle; he was always so kind and considerate to everyone that we always loved seeing him at every opportunity.##imported-begin##Megan Milus (Niece)##imported-end##
Helen,
I was so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. I didn't know him well, but I know he made you happy so he must have been a great man!! Please know that you are all in our prayers.
Love,
Lori##imported-begin##Lori Abreu##imported-end##
I was shock to hear of Mr. Milus's passing. He was a great teacher. He will be greatly missed by all the students he had any contact with, either in class or on the field.##imported-begin##Karen Thomas '91##imported-end##
My Deepest Sympathy and condolences, Coach Milus was and extraordinary man on and off the field. May Gods Peace and Love be with you in this time he will carry you through. God bless and Keep you. Harry Snead##imported-begin##Harry Snead and Family##imported-end##
