Jimmy Miller’s 98th Birthday
Jimmy Miller, life trustee of the College, celebrated his 98th birthday in February. The Board of Trustees recognized the occasion with a cake and their sincere best wishes. Miller, who built a successful career in the financial services industry, is also a generous philanthropist. He has been a longtime supporter of the College, and the Miller Center for the Humanities is named in his honor. Also pictured are Julie Stott, President Michael Mooney, and Gail Jubitz.
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