James Hugh Miller Jr.

Mr. Miller was a true southern gentleman. I only kept up the yard and garden at the lake house, but he treated me and my family with as much respect as he would have CEO's or company presidents. He often invited me in and told stories from his past, about the wars or his days working for Georgia Power. I cherished those opportunities because they were stories from the life the most remarkable man I ever met. He enriched the lives of everyone who crossed his path. There are few people I have...

JuJu, I am so very sorry to hear the news about your husband Jim. He was always such a cheerful, witty Director of Parking at your house for Alabama Club meetings. We will miss him. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

With sympathy,
Susan Cameron

To JuJu and the family..I am Earl Patton , a member of the Breakfast Club..as was Jim...All of us will miss Jim and his "banter" with us at our Breakfast meetings.. He really loved to talk about your place at Lake Martin and the :"huge" farm...What a guy....Earl Patton

May God comfort you as you recover from this tremendous loss.
I will miss my friend " Mr Miller" and the many visits he made to the Hatch and Vogtle job sites as we poured our very lives into completing the units.
His tours of the site were not confined to a conference room for an update but also included a walk-through so he could thank as many workers as possible for their efforts to provide power to "do the work of the people of Georgia".
He always asked me to be a part of...