Patrolman Andrew W. Miller, Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol, Pennsylvania

Patrolman Andrew W. Miller

Pennsylvania State Highway Patrol, Pennsylvania

End of Watch Sunday, April 1, 1928

Andrew W. Miller

Patrolman Miller was killed when his motorcycle skidded on streetcar tracks in the city of Pottstown. He was thrown from the motorcycle to the street where he died.
Patrolman Miller had been with the agency for seven months and was survived by his parents.

Bio

Age 21
Tour 7 months
Badge Not available

Incident Details

Cause Motorcycle crash

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Andy was my uncle, but I never got to meet him. Our son is named for him, and he influenced me in spending thirty years in the Military Police Corps. He was loved and admired by hs family and many others. His death was more than just a motorcyle accident, as most in my family would tell you, but that's another story and does not diminish what he was, and what he did. Thanks to those of you who took the time to leave a reflection. A life of service deserves both recognition and respect.

Col. (r) Bob Pidgeon
Nephew

April 17, 2015