In loving memory of

Maynard Millard
July 2, 1934 - October 20, 2020

Maynard Millard age 86 of Dover passed away on October 20th at Whitewater Health Services in St Charles. Maynard was born in Eyota on July 2, 1934 to LeRoy and Vera (Britzius) Millard. In 1948 Maynard's family moved to the farm located just north of Dover on Highway 14. On April 10, 1954 Maynard married Edrie Engen. Maynard took over the farm operation from his father shortly after their marriage. Maynard and Edrie raised their three children on the family farm. He was a dairy farmer at heart, milking his dairy cows twice a day, 365 days a year. In 1997 Maynard semi-retired and sold his dairy cows. He continued to raise Holstein steers and cash crops for many years. He is survived by his children Donald of Dover, Carol Hoppe (Galen Becker) of Montrose and Jason (Barb) of Trempealeau, WI. Grandchildren, Mike, Katie (CJ) Paul and Samantha, great granddaughter, Jasmine, sisters-in-law Sandi Millard of Plainview and Lee Millard of Rochester, brother-in-law Harlan (Betty) Engen of Rochester. Also many nieces, nephews and family friends. Maynard was proceeded in death by his wife Edrie in 2010, his parents LeRoy and Vera, brothers Rowland (Cora), Leonard and Dayton. Celebration of life for Maynard Millard will take place at Hoff Funeral Home on Saturday October 24, 2020 at 11 a.m. Led by funeral celebrant, Jodi Heim. Visitation will be held on Friday October 23rd at the funeral home from 5 - 7 p.m. and one hour before services. Burial will follow services at Evergreen Cemetery in Dover.
Live Stream link for Maynards services. https://www.oneroomstreaming.com/view/authorise.php?k=160334706382308
Please share a memory of Maynard at his online guestbook and view his video tribute, when it becomes available at www.hofffuneral.com. The family requests memorials to the Dover Evergreen Cemetery or donors choice.

Tributes

Greg Forbes wrote on Oct 26, 2020:

"I was saddened to learn of Maynard\'s death. Maynard was not only a loyal customer, but a great friend. We spent many occasions talking about his livestock over the years. The kitchen table was a place we had many wonderful conversations about the events of life. It was obvious that Maynard loved his family, farming, his livestock and sports. Maynard was a good friend and mentor and lived respected and died regretted. May God bless his memory. "

Dale and Sue Bedtka wrote on Oct 24, 2020:

"Sorry to hear of Maynard passing. Sympathies to his family."

Eric Engen wrote on Oct 23, 2020:

"My sincere condolences to Jason, Donald, Carol, & Family. Uncle Maynard was truly \"one of a kind\" and I am so lucky to of known him. Many great childhood memories from running around \"The Farm\" on Saturdays & Christmas Day Family celebrations. Eric Engen"

Aaron Nicklay wrote on Oct 23, 2020:

"Sorry to hear of the passing of Maynard. It was always a joy to visit the farm it was definitely a day of learning while there whether it be sheep, chicken or dairy cows Maynard took pride! God Bless the family. Aaron Nicklay"

Clayton & Carole Ferrier wrote on Oct 23, 2020:

"Sorry to hear about Maynard\'s passing. We have lots of good memories from years past and that is what life is all about. Clayton & Carole Ferrier"

Janell Dahl wrote on Oct 22, 2020:

"Sorry to hear of Maynard\'s passing. He was a very nice man. "

Sandi Millard wrote on Oct 22, 2020:

"All my love to Donald, Carol, Jason and families. What will we do without Maynard\'s family stories and memories? I will truly miss him. He was a great brother-in-law. Sandi"

Nancy Kieffer wrote on Oct 21, 2020:

"So sorry to hear of Maynard\'s passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you all."