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The Salt Lake Bees and Smith’s Ballpark were nominated for a MiLBY
for the best photo in Minor League Baseball in 2014. The photo was
taken by Bees photographer Brent Asay and depicts a packed crowd at
Smith’s Ballpark watching the Bees play during a sunset. It is one of 10
snapshots nominated for best photo.
Aliso Niguel High School senior Michael Marino, son of Barbara
Marino, fleet/internet director at Larry H. Miller Toyota Corona, has
verbally committed to play NCAA Division II lacrosse at Colorado
Mesa University in Grand Junction, Colorado. Congratulations!
Bryan Detweiller, director of major events at MMP, was hired this
summer as the new boys basketball coach at Grantsville High School.
A major celebration at MUR (L-R): Greg Johnson (MAO), Gail Miller,
Robert and Betty Griffin, Priscilla Griffin, GM Lance Barraclough
(MUR), Dean Fitzpatrick (MAO), and Patrick Pecoraro (MUR).
LHM Charities in Tucson made a $5,000 donation to Special Olympics
of Arizona. The gift will help fund the young athletes program for
children ages two to seven who have intellectual disabilities.
Greg Miller was honored for his leadership and contributions to the
community by the Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce at its annual
Titan Awards held on October 2, 2014. (L-R) Stan Parrish, Sandy
Chamber president; Greg Miller; Utah Governor Gary Herbert; Jay
Francis, EVP Corporate Affairs & Miller Family Philanthropy and
executive director for the Sandy Area Chamber of Commerce.
The accounting office staff for SWH and ACD wearing pink shirts in
support of October’s Breast Cancer Awareness month. Sharon Sexson,
pictured in the chair in the front row, is a breast cancer survivor.
Brent Asay (MAO) crossed the finish line at Million Miles at Miller to
the cheers of his grandchildren after completing 100 miles.
Konner fulfilled one of his wishes to be a fireman with the South
Jordan fire department as part of Million Miles at Miller.
Gail Miller pictured with new SLCC president Dr. Deneece G. Huftalin
and Bear at the Gail Miller Utah Leadership Cup at Hidden Valley
Country Club on Sept. 15, 2014. Proceeds from the tournament
directly benefit deserving Salt Lake Community College students.