Marjora M. (Short) Miller was born November 24, 1927 to Daniel L. and Malinda (Stuckey) Short in Fulton County, Ohio. She was married to Lawrence J. Miller on August 4, 1949 in a lawn ceremony at her parents home near Stryker. She graduated from Stryker High School in 1945, and later took a 6 week Bible course at Goshen College. She was employed at LaChoy Food Products for several years, then for short periods at several other places before becoming a full time mother and homemaker. Surviving are their seven children; Keith (Jane) of Goshen, IN, Nevin of Pequea, PA, Julia (James) Gorrell of Delta, OH, Brent of Wauseon, OH, Ross of Archbold, OH, LaRita Robinson of Elkhart, IN, and Eric (Marla) of Archbold, OH; 17 grandchildren; and 8 great-grandchildren. She is also survived by one brother, Denzel (Merna) and two sisters, Corine (Phil) Samuelson and Joyce (Larry) Gerber. She was preceded in death by her parents; one sister, Catherine Lederman Weaver and two brothers, Doyle (Melva) and her twin, Marvin (Lois). At about 12 years of age she accepted Christ and was baptized and became a member of Lockport Mennonite Church. Soon after her marriage she transferred her membership to West Clinton Mennonite Church, where she was a member at the time of her death. During her years there she taught children's Sunday School classes and Bible School classes. She was active in Women's activities all her life doing all kinds of sewing, quilting projects and helping in the kitchen. She also volunteered at Care and Share and at Sauder Museum for many years. After the children were grown she worked in the kitchen at Fairlawn Haven baking for over 13 years. During their 65+ years of marriage, they took their children on many trips over the United States and Canada, and later Lawrence and Marjora took trips to Europe, Mexico, South America, and Africa, visiting 16 different countries. Memorial services will be held on Saturday at 4 PM at West Clinton Mennonite Church with Revs. Naomi and Jesse Engle officiating. Interment will precede in the Pettisville Cemetery. Friends may call at the West Clinton Church from 4 - 8 pm on Friday. Short Funeral Home in Archbold has been entrusted with the arrangements. The family suggests that memorials be given to Gideons International or Heifer Project International.