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Remembering a remarkable man: Robert L. Miller He was light years ahead of his colleagues in park development, public roadway projects, and community projects Rob Collins Bell writes: It was such an honor to know this remarkable man. During his time as mayor of Campbellsville, our community experienced a lot of positive growth and development. He was light years ahead of his colleagues in park development, public roadway projects and community projects that are still vibrant and relative to the people of Taylor County today. Bobby Miller's personality was always warm and he made friends everywhere he went. - Rob Collins BellComments re photo 39187. Remembering a Great Kentuckian: Robert L Miller 19272011 This story was posted on 2011-02-13 11:54:10
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