Myra Miller PhD

Myra Miller, Ph.D., was born and raised in Dixon, Missouri. She is a WWII researcher working out of the NARA St. Louis archive facility. She leads a global team called Footsteps Researchers found at www.footstepsresearchers.com. Her first book was as a ghostwriter for Amos Borntreger, "Seven Figure Amish: From Buggy to Benz", published in mid-2016. She is also a book designer with a recent children's book called "Tommy and Tina Turtle".

She collaborated with her siblings (Ken, Del, Marshall, and Lynette) to produce a beautiful book, "Soldiers' Stories: A Collection of WWII Memoirs", in memory of their father, Myron H. Miller, S/Sgt, a WWII veteran. The Miller family compiled over 140+ stories of other WWII men and women, 500+ photographs, and many illustrations by Ken Miller (her brother) to produce this 338-page masterpiece! The Miller Family was recently named as a winner of the 2017 Ella Dickey Literacy Award for historical preservation through literature. The family is working on Soldiers' Stories: A Collection of WWII Memoirs, Volume II with 150 more stories to be in print in 2019.