Conway Man Seeks Seat on Township Board
Mike Miller, a Conway township resident for 47 years, is running for a seat on the Conway Township board.
Miller moved to the township in 1977 when he was appointed by Gov. William Milliken to a position with the Department of Labor in Lansing, a position he held for nine years.
Prior to that he had graduated from apprenticeship school and worked as a carpenter from 1959 to 1977. He retired from full time carpentry in 1994 and worked part-time until 2000.
His retirement years were filled with service to the community, including:
— In 2001, he was a Substitute School Bus Driver for Fowlerville Schools.
— From 2002 to 2005, he drove a LETS bus.
— From 2004–2004, he worked with St. Joseph Hospice families and patients.
— From 2018–2020, he and his wife, Loraine, volunteered for the “Lunch Buddies” and “Rockin’ Readers” programs in the Howell Schools, on behalf of the “Big Brothers, Big Sisters Organization.”
— For 5 years, he volunteered as a substitute driver for “Meals on Wheels”, delivering individual meals to the homes of Fowlerville residents requiring nutritional assistance.
— In 2022, he worked as a tabulotor of mail-in ballots for the election for Conway Township.
Miller is the only Democrat running for a trustee position. While there is more than one trustee spot to be filled, Miller’s chances are numerically improved if voters choose to vote only for him.
(Paid for by Livingston County Democratic Executive Committee, 8028 Grand River, Woodland Plaza Suite 7, Brighton, MI 48114. Labor donated.)
