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Source: Washington County Enterprise

Janice C. Miller, 87, of Blair, passed away in Blair, leaving behind a loving family and a lifetime of memories filled with hard work, adventure, laughter, and love. Janice was born in a farmhouse north of Tekamah, and grew up in rural Nebraska. She graduated from Herman High School in 1957. On Nov. 9, 1957, she married Les Miller. Together, they built a life, raised a family, and created countless memories after 69 years together. Janice began her working career as a nurse’s aide, caring for others before moving into an administrative position. She spent more than 30 years as an administrative specialist at Kelly Ryan Manufacturing. During those years, she also worked as a bartender and hostess at the Blair Marina, where she enjoyed meeting and visiting with people. Never one to slow down, Janice later began a career at Woodhouse Ford that lasted more than 20 years. One of her favorite parts of the job was traveling to deliver vehicles to customers.

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