James Keith Miller. Son of Ralph and Helen Miller. Children: James Christopher (Chris) Miller-Lokey and Debra Dawn Miller. He had two sisters Dorothy Jean Miller Mohr and Caroline Miller. From his second marriage, he has a daughter named Cassandra Miller.
He loved Western books and his favorite author at the time was Louis L'amour. When my brother and I were young, he took us to places like OK Corral, Tombstone, and Frontier City. He was a lover of the Old West. I feel he was born in the wrong era.
Keith was a carpenter and loved working with his hands. He could build anything and seemed happier when he was building stuff. It didn't matter what it was.
He and my mother married sometime in the 1970s and divorced in the late 1980s.
I wish I could have gotten to talk with him and see him again before he passed away.
I miss you and love you, Dad.
Your Punkin'
Dawn
He loved Western books and his favorite author at the time was Louis L'amour. When my brother and I were young, he took us to places like OK Corral, Tombstone, and Frontier City. He was a lover of the Old West. I feel he was born in the wrong era.
Keith was a carpenter and loved working with his hands. He could build anything and seemed happier when he was building stuff. It didn't matter what it was.
He and my mother married sometime in the 1970s and divorced in the late 1980s.
I wish I could have gotten to talk with him and see him again before he passed away.
I miss you and love you, Dad.
Your Punkin'
Dawn
James Keith Miller. Son of Ralph and Helen Miller. Children: James Christopher (Chris) Miller-Lokey and Debra Dawn Miller. He had two sisters Dorothy Jean Miller Mohr and Caroline Miller. From his second marriage, he has a daughter named Cassandra Miller.
He loved Western books and his favorite author at the time was Louis L'amour. When my brother and I were young, he took us to places like OK Corral, Tombstone, and Frontier City. He was a lover of the Old West. I feel he was born in the wrong era.
Keith was a carpenter and loved working with his hands. He could build anything and seemed happier when he was building stuff. It didn't matter what it was.
He and my mother married sometime in the 1970s and divorced in the late 1980s.
I wish I could have gotten to talk with him and see him again before he passed away.
I miss you and love you, Dad.
Your Punkin'
Dawn
He loved Western books and his favorite author at the time was Louis L'amour. When my brother and I were young, he took us to places like OK Corral, Tombstone, and Frontier City. He was a lover of the Old West. I feel he was born in the wrong era.
Keith was a carpenter and loved working with his hands. He could build anything and seemed happier when he was building stuff. It didn't matter what it was.
He and my mother married sometime in the 1970s and divorced in the late 1980s.
I wish I could have gotten to talk with him and see him again before he passed away.
I miss you and love you, Dad.
Your Punkin'
Dawn
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