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COLORADO REAL ESTATE JOURNAL

— May 6-May 19, 2015

Sherm was a bright light in

Denver’s commercial real estate

community. Friends, family, cli-

ents and colleagues all valued

his friendship and laughter.

Sherm was a valued and trusted

mentor, leader, philanthropist

and consummate dealmaker. His

kindness of spirit will be greatly

missed.

– Colorado Real Estate Journal

A mighty oak that has been

an outstanding bulwark in Den-

ver’s real estate community has

fallen. Sherm’s knowledge, sense

of humor and enthusiasm are

irreplaceable. He will be greatly

missed.

Steve Snyder, Citywide Banks

Sherm’s career was commer-

cial real estate. His calling was

helping, mentoring and reaching

out to others in need!

God bless Sherm.

– Kevin McKinnon,

Transwestern Commercial

Services

Sherman was an inspiration to

all of us because he was able to

maintain his sense of humor and

work ethic throughout his long

illness. He also was an excellent

example of someone who could

maintain a very successful career

while being a devoted husband

and father.

– Susan Brown, Valerian LLC

Sherm was great guy – cred-

ible, affable, positive, optimistic

and gregarious! He demonstrat-

ed his generous personal traits in

his work in promoting the MBA

students at CU Boulder. He will

be missed by many.

– Paul Luber, NorthMarq

Capital

Sherman was truly a profes-

sional and highly respected in

the real estate community. He

was one of the good guys and

will be missed!

– Bill McKinney, FirstLink

Sherman, or Shermbob as I

would call him (and I was Jim-

bob), was truly one of the most

generous people I have ever met.

He was especially generous with

his time.

Sherman was instrumental in

the development of countless

young professionals in his career

as an executive manager with

CBRE and Cushman & Wake-

field, and then later with the

University of Colorado.

Sherman was also a mentor

and adviser for numerous recov-

ering alcoholics, helping to save

their lives. Sherman was also

always available to assist others

that were afflicted with prostate

cancer, providing great counsel

and empathy. Knowing Sher-

man, I am sure he was also a

wonderful father and husband.

My wife and I share in the sorrow

of Sherman’s passing, but both

feel blessed to have known him.

– James Bolt, CBRE

Sherm Miller was an inspira-

tion to me. His passion for his

family and friends, his love of the

CU Real Estate Center and the

students, his positive attitude

and his great sense of humor

were infectious. I will miss him.

– Kenneth Gillis, Centennial

Realty Advisors

I’m so saddened to hear about

Sherm’s passing. From my days

as a Denver Post commercial

real estate reporter, there are few

names that stick out in my mem-

ory and one of them is Sher-

man Miller. Despite my role as

a reporter, he was always warm

and welcoming, never fake. He

was a kind soul, and by the time I

left newspapers, I felt I had made

a lifelong friend. I suspect the

whole world felt that way being

around him. Sherm, a little part

of Denver’s soul has died with

you. You will be missed.

– Emily Narvaes Wilmsen, City

of Fort Collins

Sherm Miller was a well-

respected mentor, colleague and

friend. Sherm made a positive

impact on everyone who was

lucky enough to have him in

his or her life. He will be greatly

missed, but always remembered.

– Barry Dorfman, Jones Lang

LaSalle

Sherman Miller hired me in

1987 for my first job out of col-

lege. Sherman’s passion for com-

mercial real estate and life in

general helped me make this

industry my career. Sherman’s

energy made everyone around

him better and his never-say-die

attitude made sure you were a

winner. We will all miss him very

much.

– John Marold, CBRE

A light has gone out in the

commercial real estate family

with the passing of Sherm Miller.

His enthusiasm for life was infec-

tious and inspired us all. The

legacy that he leaves behind is

vast and varied. Our thoughts

and prayers are with Mary and

their children. Sherm Miller – an

example of a life well lived.

– Kathie Barstnar, NAIOP

Colorado

Sherman and I served on

the Denver Downtown Part-

nership's Economic Develop-

ment Committee together. He

was the chair and we accom-

plished much under his leader-

ship. He led by getting the best

out of all involved. His charac-

ter was beyond reproach and

I am blessed to have shared a

moment in time with him. I am

truly saddened by his death and

I pray that God's comforting

hands and love will give his fam-

ily and friends peace.

– Melvin Bush, Insurance

Design & Placement

I always had the utmost respect

for Sherman. I considered him a

mentor and could always count

on him being genuinely inter-

ested in my family and me. He

was a man of true integrity and

we will miss him not only in our

industry, but also in life. Thank

you, my friend.

– Britt Nelson, NewCity

Commercial Properties and

Development

Sherman was such a class act

and had such amazing energy.

He was always so supportive of

the real estate community and

us. He will be greatly missed.

– Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors

I had seen Sherman Miller

around at various real estate

events in Denver and knew he

was an important part of the

commercial development here

in Colorado, although I had

never met him personally.

One day, I was with my fam-

ily up in the mountains and we

decided to go relax in the hot tub

at Avon recreation center after

a day on the slopes. There was

Sherman, walking through the

lazy river with another person.

When I got back to Denver,

about a week later, I contacted

Sherman to see if he wanted

to get together. I did not think

he was going to be interested

in meeting with a person who

works for a general contractor,

especially since he really had no

construction work to speak of.

We met at Starbucks in Cherry

Creek and people who knew him

were constantly coming up to

him and saying “hi.” I felt like I

was with a celebrity. Sherman

made quite an impression on me

that day!

The way he treated everyone,

his open demeanor and willing-

ness to listen were great attri-

butes that were reflected in his

personality. The real estate com-

munity surely will miss Sher-

man.

– Chris Strom, Maxwell

Builders

Everyone I know who knew

Sherman was surprised and sad-

dened by his passing. Although

sympathy is only a small con-

solation, from the hearts of us

who knew him over his many

years in the commercial real

estate industry, he will be sorely

missed.

He was respected and admired

by everyone who had the plea-

sure of working with him. Few

men have been held in as high

esteem as Sherman was for so

many years. No person deserved

it more! As a member of our

profession, I'm sure I share with

many others his tragic loss.

– Brian Wells, CBRE

God bless Sherm and his

entire family. He was always the

consummate professional and

statesman for our industry! You

have made a lasting impression

on all lives that you touched!

– Randy Churchill Dowis, NAI

Highland