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From the Baltic Sea to the Wyoming Plains
Before Wyoming had fences or towns, a young Danish immigrant named Ike Miller stood on a windswept ridge in Carbon County and made a decision that would define generations.
My great-grandfather Ike was a deliberate man, conscious of the weight of history and driven to create a lasting legacy. Born in 1844 on Møn, an 84–square-mile island off Denmark’s southeastern coast, he grew up knowing his future was uncertain.
Nov 14
Hummer: A Marine Cowboy
In the early 1970s, Miller Estate Company hired a rugged individual who had powerful shoulders and a soft heart. We all called him Hummer...
Mar 24
Good Things Are to Come
This past month has been a whirlwind of activity since the May 7 release of my memoir, A SOMETIMES PARADISE , under the label of Sandra...
Jun 5, 2024
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