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Lawrence W. Miles PORTSMOUTH - Lawrence Winston Miles, born in Portsmouth, March 13, 1941, died Dec. 14, 2010 at the home of his extended family, Joseph A. and Jerri Brown III, Santa Ana, Calif. Lawrence, a graduate of I.C. Norcom High School, Class of 1959, was a Vietnam veteran. After his service in the Army, he settled in Detroit, where he worked as a recording engineer for Motown Records. He relocated to Los Angeles when Motown moved their operations. He retired to Baja California, Mexico in 2003. Lawrence is survived by a loving sister and brother, Dorothy Miles of Portsmouth, and Kenny Miles of Seattle; two wonderful nephews, Mark Miles of Atlanta, Bart Miles of Woodland Hills, Calif.; other relatives and friends. A memorial service will be held at 2713 Eastside, Santa Ana, Calif., Jan. 22.

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Published by The Virginian-Pilot on Jan. 9, 2011.

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Kenneith Brown

January 3, 2022

My friend, my brother from another mother. I dubbed him as Dr. Miles long year´s ago, because he was one of the smartest person I knew for so many years. And being my good friend he returned the sentiments by dubbing me as Dr. Brown. Because we really understood each other. My brother I miss you but I feel your Spirit all the time. Keep watching over us all.

Kenneith Dr. Brown

January 23, 2011

Dr,. Miles as he was called by me, because he was one of the smartest men that I knew, Dr. Miles it was a pleasure to know you all of these 42 years, you will be missed by many, but we know you are not far from us, because you live in our minds, and hearts.

January 10, 2011

God bless you Larry. May your soul rest in peace. I will always cherish our friendship.

Jackie Anderson, Hamden, CT

Joseph Goodrich

January 9, 2011

God bless 'Biscuit' ,May his soul rest in peace,,,,

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