motorman587
Apr 3rd, 2009, 1:23 pm
Read below, my dealer and friend passed away. He was a great person and without him our department would not have been on BMW's RTPs. He will be missed. RIP Dusty!!!
It is with a sad heart I am reporting that Dusty Miller, the owner of our dealership died last night.
He was in Shands Hospital, Gainesville, where he had gone to await a double transplant, liver/kidneys.
Dusty didn't post here, but many of the members who do were involved with him and the dealership.
He was a tremendous supporter of the Riding Into History event raising money for Buddy Check 12 and cancer research. He spent 23 years in law enforcement and was well known as an expert on the BMW authority bikes. He had worked with our former BMW dealership in the late 1970's and early 80's and opened Miller BMW Motorcycles 7 years ago filling a void not only in our community but for a very large part of the southeast.
He loved to ride and owned many models of BMW's, including the Red Rocket an early K100 with over 340,000 miles on it.
He arrived at his destination much sooner than he should have, but the journey was a remarkable one.
Edited by tallman (Today at 04:23 AM)
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Tim
ConchTown Crew
K1200 KGT Mearas Luhn
It is with a sad heart I am reporting that Dusty Miller, the owner of our dealership died last night.
He was in Shands Hospital, Gainesville, where he had gone to await a double transplant, liver/kidneys.
Dusty didn't post here, but many of the members who do were involved with him and the dealership.
He was a tremendous supporter of the Riding Into History event raising money for Buddy Check 12 and cancer research. He spent 23 years in law enforcement and was well known as an expert on the BMW authority bikes. He had worked with our former BMW dealership in the late 1970's and early 80's and opened Miller BMW Motorcycles 7 years ago filling a void not only in our community but for a very large part of the southeast.
He loved to ride and owned many models of BMW's, including the Red Rocket an early K100 with over 340,000 miles on it.
He arrived at his destination much sooner than he should have, but the journey was a remarkable one.
Edited by tallman (Today at 04:23 AM)
_________________________
If my mind wanders, should I follow it?
Tim
ConchTown Crew
K1200 KGT Mearas Luhn