Author: Bob Miller. Published by Weaver of Words Publishers, Qualicum Beach, BC., 2014, 1st Edition. Printed in Canada. Like New Condition SOFTCOVER Book. Clean inside, tight spine. Size: 8.5 x 5.5 inch, 83 pages.
FLYING, FORESTS, AND FAMILY, An Aviation Autobiography by Bob Miller, is a self-published limited-distribution biographical work recounting the author's life spent flying in the air, around woodland landscapes, and alongside his loved ones.
Raised in West Virginia, Miller spent his childhood watching planes through airport fences before pivoting away from a medical track to pursue professional aviation. His memoir details an extensive commercial pilot career that began in corporate aviation—navigating several Cessna models, a King Air, and a Citation—before moving into commercial airlines. Over the decades, he advanced from regional turboprops like the Beech 99 and the Shorts 330 to flying the STOL four-engine Dash 7 for Henson/Piedmont, ultimately retiring as a captain from American Airlines
