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He is survived by his wife and four children: Edwin R. He also enjoyed attending carnivals and fairs with his family-owned stands because he always loved seeing the smiles on kids' faces. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, boating, snowmobiling, and attending family outings. He had a great passion for racing all his life.

He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Police and the Sunbury Social Club. He was a member of the Sunbury Fire Police, and a Life member of the Good Will Hose Company, of Sunbury. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church. He later worked at Selinsgrove Speedway and Raceway Park and Greenwood Valley Action Tracks. He then owned and operated Don's Cleaning Service and Miller Racing until his retirement. He worked many jobs over his lifetime which included Kemberling Foods 'until they closed their doors.' He worked as a police officer in the Sunbury Police Department and in the Sunbury Fire Police. He was married to Tracy (Holdren) for 19 years.Д®d was a 1965 graduate of the last class of Owls from Sunbury High School. 24, 2021, at Geisinger Medical Center of Danville, surrounded by family.Д«orn March 20, 1947, in Sunbury, he was the son of the late Edwin and Dorothy (Hackenberg) Miller. Miller Jr., 73, of Sunbury, passed away Wednesday, Feb. Condolences, and messages for his family, may be expressed by visiting H. In lieu of flowers, his family requests that donations be made in his honor to Midcoast Humane, 190 Pleasant St., Brunswick, ME 04011 and/or the Bristol First Responders, 104 Southside Road, New Harbor, ME 04554.ДЄrrangements are under the direction and care of the Strong-Hancock Funeral Home, 612 Main St., Damariscotta. Edwin and Cindy enjoyed their daily trips driving around Pemaquid in his red truck and will be missed by all who looked forward to seeing them.Д®dwin will be laid to rest privately in the New Harbor Cemetery. Edwin was blessed with five grandchildren, Tabatha Simmons, Lacey Tyo, Melody Lutz, Danielle Miller, and Leo Tyo and five great-grandchildren, Harrison Brown, Greyson Brown, John Simmons, Nova Lutz, and Anduin Lutz.ДЄnd finally, Edwin leaves behind his loyal dog, Cindy. And like so many who have served before him, to Edwin it was вЂњall in a dayвЂ™s work.вЂќ He retired in 1981 at the rank of senior chief (E-8).Д®dwin was predeceased by his parents a brother, Edwin a sister, Thereas Richards his aunt, Hannah Bradley and his three dear poodles, Pierre, Bear, and Rusty, aka Bear 2.Д®dwin leaves behind his faithful and loving wife of 55 years, Marion Grotton his son, Gregory Miller his daughter, Pamela Miller-Neumann and her husband Jay Neumann his sister, Sandra Lane and her children Becky Bryant and Russ Lane and their families and his nephews, Ernest Richards and Jim Richards and their families. His Coast Guard records tell of his вЂњmeritorious achievement in the performance of dutyвЂќ as they flew into вЂњgale winds and darknessвЂќ to rescue a fishing vessel вЂњsinking in storm tossed waters.вЂќ That was just one of many similar scenarios that Edwin was involved in as they were quick to answer the call of those in trouble. While traveling to war-torn Korea aboard a transport ship, Christmas Day vanished as they crossed over the international date line. In between his enlistments in the Army and Coast Guard, he worked as a contractor for CMP out of Rockland.ДЄlthough Edwin would rarely speak about his time in the service, he did like to tell about 1951, a year without Christmas. A passion that would continue later in life as Edwin was dedicated to the conservation of the clam fishery by planting seed clams and serving on the Bristol Shellfish Committee.

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In his free time he would dig clams for the pure joy of it. He later attended the Mavooshen School in New Harbor, and eventually earned his GED while serving in the Army.Д®dwinвЂ™s first job was working on the pier at GilbertвЂ™s Lobster Pound in Pemaquid Harbor. Named after HannahвЂ™s husband, Edwin proved to be the biggest beneficiary of her generosity over the years.

14, 1934 to Lawrence and Josephine (Geyer) Miller, Edwin fondly remembers his Aunt Hannah Bradley driving him to the one-room schoolhouse at Pemaquid Falls in her Model A Ford. Thus began a 25-year aviation career, to include a 22-year span performing search and rescue missions in the U.S. It was not long before the Pemaquid native found himself as a helicopter crew chief taking on hostile fire while they shuttled wounded from the front lines. Army in the midst of an escalating Korean War. The year was 1951 when 17-year-young Edwin Lawrence Miller quit high school to join the U.S. 3, 2020 at his home, surrounded by his loving family. Miller, 86, of Pemaquid, passed away on the morning of Sept.

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