Arthur Gordon Miller, age 89, widower of Anne Virginia Miller, died Saturday, September 8, 2001.
He is survived by three sons, Richard ArthurMiller, James Frances Miller, and Michael Anthony Miller; two daughters-in-law, Ann Anderson Miller and Sylvia Wheeler Miller; one brother, Irving Miller; and a granddaughter, Amy Elizabeth Miller; all of Richmond.
Mr. Miller was a retired communications engineer with C&P Telephone Company. During his career, he held several patents for electronic circuitry and was a member of the telephone company Pioneers. He also taught various classes in electronics at VCU. Mr. Miller was actively involved with Field Day of the Past in Rockville, Va.
He is survived by three sons, Richard ArthurMiller, James Frances Miller, and Michael Anthony Miller; two daughters-in-law, Ann Anderson Miller and Sylvia Wheeler Miller; one brother, Irving Miller; and a granddaughter, Amy Elizabeth Miller; all of Richmond.
Mr. Miller was a retired communications engineer with C&P Telephone Company. During his career, he held several patents for electronic circuitry and was a member of the telephone company Pioneers. He also taught various classes in electronics at VCU. Mr. Miller was actively involved with Field Day of the Past in Rockville, Va.
Arthur Gordon Miller, age 89, widower of Anne Virginia Miller, died Saturday, September 8, 2001.
He is survived by three sons, Richard ArthurMiller, James Frances Miller, and Michael Anthony Miller; two daughters-in-law, Ann Anderson Miller and Sylvia Wheeler Miller; one brother, Irving Miller; and a granddaughter, Amy Elizabeth Miller; all of Richmond.
Mr. Miller was a retired communications engineer with C&P Telephone Company. During his career, he held several patents for electronic circuitry and was a member of the telephone company Pioneers. He also taught various classes in electronics at VCU. Mr. Miller was actively involved with Field Day of the Past in Rockville, Va.
He is survived by three sons, Richard ArthurMiller, James Frances Miller, and Michael Anthony Miller; two daughters-in-law, Ann Anderson Miller and Sylvia Wheeler Miller; one brother, Irving Miller; and a granddaughter, Amy Elizabeth Miller; all of Richmond.
Mr. Miller was a retired communications engineer with C&P Telephone Company. During his career, he held several patents for electronic circuitry and was a member of the telephone company Pioneers. He also taught various classes in electronics at VCU. Mr. Miller was actively involved with Field Day of the Past in Rockville, Va.
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