I wish a happy birthday to a very special person, the eldest of eight children, my brother, Richard Miller. Richard Miller served in the Army, served in the coal mines in Pennsylvania, joined the Secret Service, and guarded four Presidents during their Presidency and Ronald Reagan post-Presidency. After retiring from the Secret Service, he then joined the Los Angeles Police Academy, completing rigorous police academy work and then serving in local law enforcement. Mr. Speaker, I wish Richard a very happy birthday. I am so proud that he is my brother.
Mariannette Miller-Meeks: “I wish a happy birthday to a very special person, the eldest of eight children, my brother, Richard Miller. Richard…”
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Celebrating the birthday of her brother, Richard Miller, and highlighting his service.
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